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Hi guys, I have a 32bits (values 0-293) 1km-resolution raster showing the distribution of a species across North America. For display purpose, I need to rescale this file to an integer 0-255 scale, apply a colour ramp to it, and get a final tiff image that one can open in an image viewer and see the same thing. I thought it would be quite easy...it's not I used the copy raster to convert my original file to an unsigned 8bits, so the result is scaled on 0-255. Then I added a colormap, and in the display, it looks fine. But then, when I export my data, the null value (the ocean) has been coded to 0 and assigned with the corresponding value from the colormap. It seems that a 16bits format would be more appropriate in order to store the null value, but then, do I have to rescale my raster to 0-255 before I copy it? I tried the "export map", but it's not convenient, as I can't automate it, and I have to set the resolution very high in order to keep a resolution similar to 1k. Any idea how I can deal with this? Thanks
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well, this link says what is in 10.2... so I am guessing the one before it Accessing Multidimensional Scientific Data using Python | ArcGIS Blog
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Hi all (especially ESRI guys...), I'm having troubles to use the Spatial Statistics toolbox: tools for autocorrelation checking are all returning a 999998 error...with a simple 188 records hexagon feature class in a file geodatabase. So far, I have deleted all my fields to only keep my residuals (double field type with negative values) from a model running in R. To check the validity of my model, I need to be sure that I have no autocorrelation in my residuals. Any idea of what is going on? What can I try to go through? I really need to fix that soon, or I will go through R...
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