This repository houses modern image processing and analytic tools called raster functions. Raster functions are lightweight and process only the pixels visible on your screen, in memory, without creating intermediate files. They are powerful because you can chain them together and apply them on huge rasters and mosaics on the fly.
In this repository, you will find useful function chains (*.rft.xml) created by the Esri community. You can create custom raster functions in Python that work seamlessly with the several dozen functions that ship with ArcGIS.
Jump to the Resources section for links to pages that elaborate on creating function chains and customized functions.
- ArcGIS 10.3 Pre-release (or higher)
- Python 2.7
- Wiki
- Rasters with functions
- A blog on raster functions
- Editing function chain templates
- Editing functions on a raster dataset
- Image Analysis window: Processing section
- Create new raster function templates using the template editor
Find a bug or want to request a new feature? Please let us know by submitting an issue.
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