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Is there a way to reclassify raster according to separate data set values?
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I am trying to get the value column of a raster data set to match a separate set of values for Landuse/Land cover.
The separate data set has LULC codes that are not numerically sequential. For instance: 1,4,5,6,7,9,14,15,17.
My experience of the 'Value' column, however is that it is numerically sequential: 1,2,3,4,5 etc.
Is it possible to get the Value column to match separate data?
Thanks.
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I am trying to get the value column of a raster data set to match a separate set of values for Landuse/Land cover.
The separate data set has LULC codes that are not numerically sequential. For instance: 1,4,5,6,7,9,14,15,17.
My experience of the 'Value' column, however is that it is numerically sequential: 1,2,3,4,5 etc.
Is it possible to get the Value column to match separate data?
Thanks.
reclassify
asked 9 mins ago
mira-paws-outmira-paws-out
363
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What software are you using? Do you have a table that has existent LULC to prospective LULC?
– Michael Stimson
8 mins ago
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You didn't mention which software you are using?
– etrimaille
8 mins ago
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I am trying to get the value column of a raster data set to match a separate set of values for Landuse/Land cover.
The separate data set has LULC codes that are not numerically sequential. For instance: 1,4,5,6,7,9,14,15,17.
My experience of the 'Value' column, however is that it is numerically sequential: 1,2,3,4,5 etc.
Is it possible to get the Value column to match separate data?
Thanks.
reclassify
asked 9 mins ago
mira-paws-outmira-paws-out
363
I am trying to get the value column of a raster data set to match a separate set of values for Landuse/Land cover.
The separate data set has LULC codes that are not numerically sequential. For instance: 1,4,5,6,7,9,14,15,17.
My experience of the 'Value' column, however is that it is numerically sequential: 1,2,3,4,5 etc.
Is it possible to get the Value column to match separate data?
Thanks.
reclassify
reclassify
asked 9 mins ago
mira-paws-outmira-paws-out
363
asked 9 mins ago
mira-paws-outmira-paws-out
363
asked 9 mins ago
mira-paws-outmira-paws-out
363
asked 9 mins ago
mira-paws-outmira-paws-out
363
asked 9 mins ago
mira-paws-outmira-paws-out
363
363
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What software are you using? Do you have a table that has existent LULC to prospective LULC?
– Michael Stimson
8 mins ago
1
You didn't mention which software you are using?
– etrimaille
8 mins ago
add a comment |
1
What software are you using? Do you have a table that has existent LULC to prospective LULC?
– Michael Stimson
8 mins ago
1
You didn't mention which software you are using?
– etrimaille
8 mins ago
1
1
What software are you using? Do you have a table that has existent LULC to prospective LULC?
– Michael Stimson
8 mins ago
What software are you using? Do you have a table that has existent LULC to prospective LULC?
– Michael Stimson
8 mins ago
1
1
You didn't mention which software you are using?
– etrimaille
8 mins ago
You didn't mention which software you are using?
– etrimaille
8 mins ago
add a comment |
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What software are you using? Do you have a table that has existent LULC to prospective LULC?
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You didn't mention which software you are using?
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