#Arcgis raster catalog full

When many raster datasets are selected, the Overview tab displays all the selected rasters.

You can select more than one raster dataset by holding down the CTRL key on the keyboard and clicking the names in the list. The metadata, properties, and band views show information describing the individual raster dataset. The Selection tab in geography view displays the raster dataset on its own. The Overview tab in geography view draws the raster dataset in the context of the entire mosaic dataset or raster catalog the raster dataset draws within the appropriate extent rectangle in the wireframe. Once a raster dataset has been selected, all views can be used to show information. Selected records are highlighted in the list. Select a raster dataset by clicking the name of the raster in the list. When no records are selected, the other views show nothing. The metadata view shows a description of the entire mosaic dataset or raster catalog. When no raster datasets are selected, the Selection tab does not display anything. For raster catalogs, the wireframe is displayed (like footprints)-displaying a polygon for each raster dataset. For mosaic datasets, both the footprints and the image is displayed if overviews exist otherwise, only the footprints are displayed.

#Arcgis raster catalog full

When no records are selected, geography view's Overview tab in the data view displays the full mosaic dataset or raster catalog. When you initially select a geodatabase mosaic dataset or raster catalog, no raster datasets are selected in the table. Previewing selected mosaic datasets or raster catalogs Table-based raster catalogs cannot be explored and viewed in the same way as raster catalogs. To change the view, click a different option in the drop-down list at the bottom left corner of the Contents tab. It has two previewing options: Overview and Selection, which are available on two different tabs these are discussed in more detail below. Geography view is a little different in this context compared to the Preview tab.

Table-Displays the raster attribute table for a selected raster, if one existsД«y default, geography view is used.

Bands-Lists the bands contained within a raster dataset.

Description-Displays the metadata for a raster dataset or for the entire mosaic dataset or raster catalog.

Geography-Previews raster datasets either individually or in the context of the entire mosaic dataset or raster catalog.

Properties-Displays a raster dataset's properties.

The choices in the drop-down list are as follows: In addition, you can view raster dataset properties and list the raster bands within the raster dataset. All the ArcCatalog views, except for table view, are available in the data view. The data view allows you to see detailed information about individual raster datasets within the mosaic dataset or raster catalog. Options for previewing mosaic datasets and raster catalogsД«y clicking the Show/Hide button on the right edge of the window, you can add a data view to the Contents tab beside the table. The Contents tab also offers many additional options for exploring the mosaic dataset's and raster catalog's contents.

You can explore this table in the same manner as in table view-you can add new fields, sort the fields, and export this table. You can select rasters by clicking rows in the table or by performing attribute queries on the table. At the same time, you can select raster datasets in the table and see detailed information about them.

In ArcCatalog, you can view the contents of the mosaic dataset or raster catalog in table format in the Contents tab. A raster catalog is a simple container for managing raster datasets, whereas a mosaic dataset is more advanced-you can build overview images and define processing for each raster dataset or on the entire mosaic dataset. Mosaic datasets and raster catalogs are used for managing raster datasets.

Querying the mosaic dataset or raster catalog.

Previewing selected mosaic datasets or raster catalogs.

Options for previewing mosaic datasets and raster catalogs.