PROBLEM
An oriented imagery dataset manages a collection of oriented images stored on a local or network computer, or in publicly accessible cloud storages. In ArcGIS Pro, when images from the list of image paths in the Excel file are added to the oriented imagery dataset, the camera orientation values are not populated.
The image below shows the oriented imagery table in the Excel file, which contains all the camera values.
The image below shows the oriented imagery dataset attribute table without the camera values.
The oriented imagery table fields are not supported. The camera orientation values and other image metadata are only populated if the supported table fields are available and correctly named. Refer to ArcGIS Pro: Oriented imagery table fields for more information.
Note: The oriented imagery table field is case-sensitive. Ensure the name matches the supported field name, including capitalization and space.
Rename the incorrect oriented imagery table field in the Excel file to the supported field before adding the images to the dataset using theĀ Add Images To Oriented Imagery Dataset tool.
If the oriented imagery table is a file geodatabase table, use the Alter Field tool in ArcGIS Pro to rename the field and its alias, as shown in the image below. In this example, the file geodatabase table field is renamed from CamHeading to CameraHeading. Afterwhich, the modified table can be used as the input data in the Add Images To Oriented Imagery Dataset tool.
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