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Zusammenfassung
Exports a geostatistical layer to one or multiple rasters.
Learn more about creating a raster from a geostatistical layer
Verwendung
The primary purpose of this tool is to export geostatistical layers to multiple output types. For example, a geostatistical layer made from Empirical Bayesian Kriging can be exported into a prediction raster, standard error raster, quantile raster, and probability raster with a single run of this tool. This allows fast export of various output types.
Using this tool is the only way to create standard error, quantile, or probability maps from the EBK Regression Prediction tool. To get these outputs, create a geostatistical layer using EBK Regression Prediction, and provide the geostatistical layer as input into this tool.
If the Input geostatistical layer represents an Indicator, Probability, or Disjunctive kriging method, you can only use the threshold value that was used to create the geostatistical layer. For these methods, the semivariogram is calculated for that particular threshold, and it cannot be recalculated for any other threshold value.
If the Input geostatistical layer represents a 3D interpolation model, you must specify the elevation of the contours that you want to export using the Output elevation parameter. The Number of points in the cell (horizontal) and Number of points in the cell (vertical) parameters do not apply to 3D models. The tool will use one point horizontally and vertically regardless of the values provided in these parameters.
Syntax
GALayerToRasters(in_geostat_layer, out_raster, {output_type}, {quantile_probability_value}, {cell_size}, {points_per_block_horz}, {points_per_block_vert}, {additional_rasters}, {out_elevation})| Parameter | Erklärung | Datentyp |
in_geostat_layer | The geostatistical layer to be analyzed. | Geostatistical Layer |
out_raster | The primary output raster to be created. Additional rasters can be created with the Additional output rasters parameter. | Raster Dataset |
output_type (optional) | The surface type of the output raster. For more information, see What output surface types can the interpolation models generate?
| String |
quantile_probability_value (optional) | If the Output surface type is set to Quantile, use this parameter to enter the requested quantile. If the Output surface type is set to Probability, use this parameter to enter the requested threshold value, then the probability that the threshold is exceeded will be calculated. Hinweis:If the Input geostatistical layer is a probability or standard errors of indicators map that was created with the Not exceed option, then the probability that this threshold is not exceeded will be calculated. This will apply to all probability raster outputs from this tool. | Double |
cell_size (optional) | The cell size of the output rasters. This value will be shared by the Output raster and the Additional output rasters parameters. | Analysis Cell Size |
points_per_block_horz (optional) | The number of predictions for each cell in the horizontal direction for block interpolation. | Long |
points_per_block_vert (optional) | The number of predictions for each cell in the vertical direction for block interpolation. | Long |
additional_rasters [[out_raster, output_type, quantile_probability_value],...] (optional) | Provide the name, output type, and quantile or probability value for each additional output raster. See the descriptions of parameters above for more information. These additional rasters will be saved in the same location as the Output raster. | Value Table |
out_elevation (optional) | For 3D interpolation models, you can export rasters at any elevation. Use this parameter to specify the elevation you want to export. If left empty, the elevation will be inherited from the input layer. The units will default to the same units of the input layer. | Linear Unit |
Abgeleitete Ausgabe
| Name | Erklärung | Datentyp |
| out_additional_rasters | A container for the Additional output rasters. | Multiple Value (raster) |
Codebeispiel
Convert a geostatistical layer into a raster.
import arcpy
arcpy.GALayerToRasters_ga("ebk", "C:/gapyexamples/output/ras_predict",
"PREDICTION", None, "5000", 1, 1, "")Convert a geostatistical layer into multiple rasters.
# Name: GALayerToRaster_Example_02.py
# Description: Exports a geostatistical layer to a
# - prediction raster
# - standard error of prediction raster
# - quantile raster
# Requirements: Geostatistical Analyst Extension
# Import system modules
import arcpy
# Set environment settings
arcpy.env.workspace = "C:/gapyexamples/output"
# Set local variables
inLayer = "C:/gapyexamples/data/ebk.lyr"
outPredict = "ras_predict"
cellSize = 5000
cellptsHor = 1
cellptsVer = 1
# Execute GALayerToRasters
arcpy.GALayerToRasters_ga(inLayer, outPredict, "PREDICTION", None, cellSize,
cellptsHor, cellptsVer,
"ras_se PREDICTION_STANDARD_ERROR #;ras_quantile QUANTILE 0.67")Umgebungen
Lizenzinformationen
- Basic: Erfordert Geostatistical Analyst
- Standard: Erfordert Geostatistical Analyst
- Advanced: Erfordert Geostatistical Analyst