arcgis-imagery

To set up an ArcGIS ImageryLayer, instantiate the layer with a raster service URL, configure popup templates, and add it to your map. This streamlines server-backed raster visualization and pixel querying workflows within the ArcGIS Maps SDK.

Multidimensional raster data organizes imagery across variables like depth and time. You configure it in ArcGIS by defining dimensional definitions and mosaic rules to explore temporal and vertical raster slices effectively.

Yes, you can apply custom pixel filtering and rendering rules to raster data. This involves implementing raster functions, color ramps, and pixel processing to perform advanced analytics and generate custom visualizations.

You query pixel values from an ImageryLayer by using the identify and interaction workflows. This allows you to retrieve specific pixel metadata and underlying raster values directly from the map service.

The best way to export imagery and calculate raster statistics is by using the built-in layer statistics and export workflows. This provides ready-to-use reporting outputs from your ImageryLayer without verbose custom code.

Yes, the ArcGIS Maps SDK supports ImageryTileLayer workflows. You can quickly set up tiled raster layers for map display, apply rendering rules, and manage bands for standard GIS visualization and querying tasks.