Hi,
My input: point data, with the input field being population counts
Output raster is going into a geodatabase, so it should be a GRID by default.
I'm using a circle neighborhood, with a radius of 5000m, and the statistics type is SUM.
The output raster tops out at 65535. This seems to indicate it's a 16 bit raster. I know for a fact that the population sums within a 5km radius in some areas should be in the low 100,000s, so I don't understand why the GRID file isn't defaulting to 32 bit unsigned in terms of pixel depth.
What am I doing wrong here? Can I force the output to be 32 bit unsigned?
My input: point data, with the input field being population counts
Output raster is going into a geodatabase, so it should be a GRID by default.
I'm using a circle neighborhood, with a radius of 5000m, and the statistics type is SUM.
The output raster tops out at 65535. This seems to indicate it's a 16 bit raster. I know for a fact that the population sums within a 5km radius in some areas should be in the low 100,000s, so I don't understand why the GRID file isn't defaulting to 32 bit unsigned in terms of pixel depth.
What am I doing wrong here? Can I force the output to be 32 bit unsigned?
Tedious to have to do this for what should be a one-step process, but there you go.