converting arcgis polygons to raster layer

You have several options within this dialog you can select all. Besides the jpg map, you also need another layer: a projected counties map. This however is only a temporary file, so export this temporary point file to a geodatabase or shapefile (right click on layer, Data>Export data…) Select your classified image and click OK to open the Raster To Vector Parameters dialog. The points of the polygon centroids should now be displayed.add (selectedFeature) But the color of the updated feature do not change. Identify the x, and y fields, and the coordinate system. Click the map to begin drawing a polygon. Right-click on the table in the Table of Contents, and select ‘display x,y, coordinates’.Under the table menu (the icon is located in the top left-hand corner of the table), select ‘Export…’ and save the table (I generally save in text/csv format).Still in the table view right click on the field name ‘x’ and select “Calculate Geometry…”. Under Property select ‘X Coordinate of Centroid’ and select the appropriate Coordinate System and Units.Open the table of the Polygon layer and add 2 new fields called ‘x’ and ‘y’. Make sure the type is ‘double’ or at least ‘long integer’.Here is one example of converting polygon centroids to points (the Polygon to Point tool requires the advanced license).

All raster data is essentially a raster dataset, whereas the mosaic dataset and raster catalog are storage mechanisms that allow you to store and manage collections of raster data. This tool can be used to make a temporary layer, so you can work with a specified subset of bands within a raster dataset. The layer created by the tool is temporary and will not persist after the session ends unless the layer is saved to disk or the map document is saved.

During my time in University I got used to the luxury of having the Advanced (formerly ArcInfo) ESRI license. Since then I have found that there are often ways to do the same tasks with lower licenses but in a couple more steps. There are three ways to store raster data in ArcGIS: as a raster dataset, within a mosaic dataset, or within a raster catalog. Creates a raster layer from an input raster dataset or layer file.

Converting arcgis polygons to raster layer