The Extent section describes the rectangle or boundary containing the raster dataset. All other raster datasets will only contain the band index value. Raster products will include information such as the color name, wavelength range, the radiance gain, radiance bias, and solar irradiance. The Band Metadata section provides information for each band in the raster. Each transformation can be defined through a set of Spatial reference of the raster dataset after the transformation isĪ geodata transform is the mathematical model that geometrically Transformed when displayed or accessed as well as the output A transformation in a raster dataset defines how the pixels will be The Geodata Transform property specifies whether a geodata transformation has been defined for the raster.
None-The user will not be able to use the mensuration tools in ArcGIS with this dataset. Shadow-The sensor model and sun angle information exists for datasets within the mosaic dataset therefore, the Height: Using Base To Top, Height: Using Base To Top Shadow, and Height: Using Top To Top Shadow mensuration tools can be used. Height-The sensor model exists for datasets within the mosaic dataset therefore, the Height: Using Base To Top mensuration tool can be used. 3D-The measurements made using the tools available with the Basic option can be modified using a DEM. These tools will be available with all the other options, except None. Basic- The Distance, Area, Point Location, and Centroid Location mensuration tools can be used. The Mensuration Capabilities are determined by the data source and grouped into these five categories: Vector-Direction-Uses the direction in the vector field renderer. Vector-Magnitude-Uses the magnitude in the vector field renderer. Vector-MagDir-Uses the magnitude and direction in the vector field renderer. 
Vector-UV-Uses the U and V components in the vector field renderer.Scientific-Uses the Multipart Color Scheme to display the data.Thematic-Applies nearest neighbor resampling and a Standard Deviation stretch.Elevation-Applies bilinear resampling and a Min-Max stretch.Generic-Uses the application defaults for resampling and stretching.
The Source Type controls how the data is rendered by default.
Geodata transformation (defined/undefined). Pixel type (unsigned/signed, integer/floating point). The Raster information section lists the raster-specific properties, including the following: If viewing the properties for a raster product, no data source information will be displayed. The Data Source section describes the raster dataset's name, type, and file location or server information. The General properties tab contains information specific to the storage format and other information used to support the format and display the data. For more information, see An overview of multidimensional data in a mosaic dataset. You can view the Property, Description, and Unit values of the dimension, along with the dimension interval, the minimum and maximum values of the dimension, the total number of steps in the dimension, and the values themselves. The dimensions associated with the variable are listed in subgroups. Under the variable heading, you can see the Property, Description, and Unit values of the variable. The properties on the Multidimensional Info tab list the variable name with its associated dimensions in parentheses. This is the same behavior as any dataset and layer. Therefore, if there are multiple users of the mosaic dataset, they are not impacted by a layer setting used by another user. You can also use the Set Mosaic Dataset Properties tool to modify the properties.Īny properties set on the mosaic layer in the Contents pane only apply to the layer and are not stored with the mosaic dataset, such as the band combination or mosaic method. You can either type a different value or make a selection from a list. You can edit the values on the dialog box by clicking the value next to the property. 
Here, you can make modifications to these properties. You can access the Mosaic Dataset Properties dialog box via the Catalog pane by right-clicking the mosaic dataset and clicking Properties. There are three groups of properties for a mosaic dataset: General, Default, and Multidimensional Info.
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