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Bug

When creating an elevation service of 32-bit GRID data, the pixel value of the source raster is not read correctly.

Zuletzt veröffentlicht: August 25, 2014 ImageServer
Bug-ID-Nummer NIM057979
EingereichtJune 3, 2010
Zuletzt geändertJune 5, 2024
Gilt fürImageServer
Gefunden in Version9.3.1
BetriebssystemWindows OS
Betriebssystemversion2008
StatusWill Not Be Addressed

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Workaround

One workaround is to convert the imagery to 32-bit Float (Presently, it's Unsigned 32-bit Int), then it will be handled correctly in the Elevation ISDef. -- This will result in the correct values in the TOC and when using Identify.Another is to create an image service definition using the Advanced option > Create NewChoose Custom and define: 1 band, UInt32, 32, UnknownAdd data using Elevation -> ESRI Binary Grid raster typeUsing a batch Editor (or using the Editor wizard and replacing the XPaths), open the RPDef file and edit two nodes to change the pixel type://ImageServer/RasterProcessDefinition/PixelType – change ‘Elevation’ to ‘Uint32’//ImageServer/RasterProcessDefinition/Rasters/Raster/FormatInto/PixelType – change ‘Int32’ to ‘Uint32’Build – using the defaultsThen open the Image Service Definition, change the Output Definition > Pixel Type, to ‘Unsigned 32-bit Integer’.You will not see the correct values in the TOC, but they will be correct when using identify.SEE the workaround in the doc placed in the test path location.

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Bug-ID: NIM057979

Software:

  • ImageServer

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