Image Resampling

Feature Description

Batch process multi-source image data, unify spatial resolution through resampling, and convert to the same file format to ensure data standards and spatial consistency.

Parameter description

Parameter Name parameter interpretation parameter type
image file list

Manage image files using the Image file list with functions such as Add Image, Select All, Select Reverse, and Delete.

  • Add Image: Supports setting images that require bit depth conversion through four methods: add file, add folder, add list, and add mosaic dataset.
    • Add File: Select specific image files in the local directory as images to be checked, supported formats include *.tiff, *.tif, *.img, *.pix.
    • Add Folder: Select a folder in the local directory, and it will automatically retrieve all images (formats: *.tiff, *.tif, *.img, *.pix) in that folder and subfolders as images to be checked.
    • Add List: Select a manifest file (*.csv) in the local directory, and it will retrieve images to be checked based on the image names and path information in the manifest file.
    • Add Mosaic Data: Select a dataset from the currently open data source in the workspace as images to be checked.
  • Select All: Select all records in the list.
  • Select Reverse: Inverse selection of all records in the list.
  • Delete: Delete the selected records from the list.
DatasetImage
Resolution Specifies the resolution of the result image. The input value must be greater than 0. Double
export directory Sets the storage path for the result image. String
file type Sets the storage type for the result image. Provides four options: Not Set, Tiff/GeoTIFF, Erdas Image, and PCIDSK, with the default being Tiff/GeoTIFF. When Not Set is selected, it means output using the original storage type of the image. FileType
compression method Sets the compression method for the output image, only available when the output format is Tiff/GeoTIFF, with the default being NONE. CompressMethod

Output Result

Image data processed through resampling.