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What does ArcGIS create in a File Geodatabase (.gdb) when rasters are added to a mosaic dataset?
What are common mistakes when creating mosaic datasets?ArcGIS Raster Mosaic Dataset and GDAL VRT, when to use?Converting personal geodatabase .mdb file to .gdbAdd Rasters to a new GDB/Mosaic Dataset in ArcGIS ModelBuilderBatch load rasters to mosaic datasetAdding rasters to mosaic dataset?Why is mosaic dataset such large file?Iterate Dataset and Workspace to Add Rasters to Mosaic Dataset?Adding NetCDF-File to Mosaic Dataset in ArcGIS Desktop?Why does my mosaic not render anything at deeper zoom levels, when the individual rasters are perfectly visible?
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Our team frequently creates mosaic datasets, and adds rasters to them. We keep older datasets (and rasters) for archival purposes.
Now that we're running low on disk storage, we'd like to remove some of the older rasters. But we're not sure whether doing so breaks existing services. To that end, we'd like to know what ArcGIS creates when rasters are added to a mosaic dataset. Does ArcGIS replicate the rasters into the GDB folder? Or does it simply create metadata that points to the rasters at their source?
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Our team frequently creates mosaic datasets, and adds rasters to them. We keep older datasets (and rasters) for archival purposes.
Now that we're running low on disk storage, we'd like to remove some of the older rasters. But we're not sure whether doing so breaks existing services. To that end, we'd like to know what ArcGIS creates when rasters are added to a mosaic dataset. Does ArcGIS replicate the rasters into the GDB folder? Or does it simply create metadata that points to the rasters at their source?
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Your question title and body ask different questions. Please Edit the question to bring them into alignment.
– Vince
Apr 1 at 22:09
In the case of mosaic datasets, it depends on what your inputs when you add rasters to the mosaic.
– Vince
Apr 1 at 23:07
A mosaic dataset only points to the rasters but the overviews are local (in a different folder). The old Raster Catalog had options of managed (images imported into the database) and unmanaged (only point to rasters). If you want to have your rasters in your raster catalog imported into the database then import them first and build a raster catalog from that but beware, paths are not relative, moving the database or renaming any part of the folder tree and the raster dataset wont be able to find them.
– Michael Stimson
Apr 1 at 23:07
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Our team frequently creates mosaic datasets, and adds rasters to them. We keep older datasets (and rasters) for archival purposes.
Now that we're running low on disk storage, we'd like to remove some of the older rasters. But we're not sure whether doing so breaks existing services. To that end, we'd like to know what ArcGIS creates when rasters are added to a mosaic dataset. Does ArcGIS replicate the rasters into the GDB folder? Or does it simply create metadata that points to the rasters at their source?
arcgis-desktop
Our team frequently creates mosaic datasets, and adds rasters to them. We keep older datasets (and rasters) for archival purposes.
Now that we're running low on disk storage, we'd like to remove some of the older rasters. But we're not sure whether doing so breaks existing services. To that end, we'd like to know what ArcGIS creates when rasters are added to a mosaic dataset. Does ArcGIS replicate the rasters into the GDB folder? Or does it simply create metadata that points to the rasters at their source?
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Your question title and body ask different questions. Please Edit the question to bring them into alignment.
– Vince
Apr 1 at 22:09
In the case of mosaic datasets, it depends on what your inputs when you add rasters to the mosaic.
– Vince
Apr 1 at 23:07
A mosaic dataset only points to the rasters but the overviews are local (in a different folder). The old Raster Catalog had options of managed (images imported into the database) and unmanaged (only point to rasters). If you want to have your rasters in your raster catalog imported into the database then import them first and build a raster catalog from that but beware, paths are not relative, moving the database or renaming any part of the folder tree and the raster dataset wont be able to find them.
– Michael Stimson
Apr 1 at 23:07
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Your question title and body ask different questions. Please Edit the question to bring them into alignment.
– Vince
Apr 1 at 22:09
In the case of mosaic datasets, it depends on what your inputs when you add rasters to the mosaic.
– Vince
Apr 1 at 23:07
A mosaic dataset only points to the rasters but the overviews are local (in a different folder). The old Raster Catalog had options of managed (images imported into the database) and unmanaged (only point to rasters). If you want to have your rasters in your raster catalog imported into the database then import them first and build a raster catalog from that but beware, paths are not relative, moving the database or renaming any part of the folder tree and the raster dataset wont be able to find them.
– Michael Stimson
Apr 1 at 23:07
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Your question title and body ask different questions. Please Edit the question to bring them into alignment.
– Vince
Apr 1 at 22:09
Your question title and body ask different questions. Please Edit the question to bring them into alignment.
– Vince
Apr 1 at 22:09
In the case of mosaic datasets, it depends on what your inputs when you add rasters to the mosaic.
– Vince
Apr 1 at 23:07
In the case of mosaic datasets, it depends on what your inputs when you add rasters to the mosaic.
– Vince
Apr 1 at 23:07
A mosaic dataset only points to the rasters but the overviews are local (in a different folder). The old Raster Catalog had options of managed (images imported into the database) and unmanaged (only point to rasters). If you want to have your rasters in your raster catalog imported into the database then import them first and build a raster catalog from that but beware, paths are not relative, moving the database or renaming any part of the folder tree and the raster dataset wont be able to find them.
– Michael Stimson
Apr 1 at 23:07
A mosaic dataset only points to the rasters but the overviews are local (in a different folder). The old Raster Catalog had options of managed (images imported into the database) and unmanaged (only point to rasters). If you want to have your rasters in your raster catalog imported into the database then import them first and build a raster catalog from that but beware, paths are not relative, moving the database or renaming any part of the folder tree and the raster dataset wont be able to find them.
– Michael Stimson
Apr 1 at 23:07
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Your question title and body ask different questions. Please Edit the question to bring them into alignment.
– Vince
Apr 1 at 22:09
In the case of mosaic datasets, it depends on what your inputs when you add rasters to the mosaic.
– Vince
Apr 1 at 23:07
A mosaic dataset only points to the rasters but the overviews are local (in a different folder). The old Raster Catalog had options of managed (images imported into the database) and unmanaged (only point to rasters). If you want to have your rasters in your raster catalog imported into the database then import them first and build a raster catalog from that but beware, paths are not relative, moving the database or renaming any part of the folder tree and the raster dataset wont be able to find them.
– Michael Stimson
Apr 1 at 23:07