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Converting raster symbology to vector shapefiles using ArcGIS Desktop?

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I am using ArcGIS Desktop.

I have a satellite raster geoTIFF, the image shows a coastal region with water, rocks, grass.

To display these three features of interest, I've symbolised the raster via a classified style using 3 classes. The automatically created 3 classes respond quite well to the regions of water, rock and grass.

I therefore want to export this classified symbology as a vector shapefile (i.e., 3 shapefiles for the 3 classess. A shapefile for the pixel values that fall in the water values, another shapefile for the pixel values that fall into the rock values and a final shapefile for the pixel values that fall into the grass values).

Is this possible?

I know it is possible to create a classified raster using the supervised classification tools and create training datasets. However, I want to specifically convert the three classes from the automatically created from the classified symbology tab as shapefiles.

arcgis-desktop raster symbology classification

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I am using ArcGIS Desktop.

I have a satellite raster geoTIFF, the image shows a coastal region with water, rocks, grass.

To display these three features of interest, I've symbolised the raster via a classified style using 3 classes. The automatically created 3 classes respond quite well to the regions of water, rock and grass.

I therefore want to export this classified symbology as a vector shapefile (i.e., 3 shapefiles for the 3 classess. A shapefile for the pixel values that fall in the water values, another shapefile for the pixel values that fall into the rock values and a final shapefile for the pixel values that fall into the grass values).

Is this possible?

I know it is possible to create a classified raster using the supervised classification tools and create training datasets. However, I want to specifically convert the three classes from the automatically created from the classified symbology tab as shapefiles.

arcgis-desktop raster symbology classification

share|improve this question

edited 12 mins ago

PolyGeo♦

54.1k1782246

asked 6 hours ago

GeoGableGeoGable

123

• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  How many bands in your raster?
  
  – FelixIP
  5 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I am using ArcGIS Desktop.

I have a satellite raster geoTIFF, the image shows a coastal region with water, rocks, grass.

To display these three features of interest, I've symbolised the raster via a classified style using 3 classes. The automatically created 3 classes respond quite well to the regions of water, rock and grass.

I therefore want to export this classified symbology as a vector shapefile (i.e., 3 shapefiles for the 3 classess. A shapefile for the pixel values that fall in the water values, another shapefile for the pixel values that fall into the rock values and a final shapefile for the pixel values that fall into the grass values).

Is this possible?

I know it is possible to create a classified raster using the supervised classification tools and create training datasets. However, I want to specifically convert the three classes from the automatically created from the classified symbology tab as shapefiles.

arcgis-desktop raster symbology classification

share|improve this question

edited 12 mins ago

PolyGeo♦

54.1k1782246

asked 6 hours ago

GeoGableGeoGable

123

share|improve this question

edited 12 mins ago

PolyGeo♦

54.1k1782246

asked 6 hours ago

GeoGableGeoGable

123

share|improve this question

edited 12 mins ago

PolyGeo♦

54.1k1782246

asked 6 hours ago

GeoGableGeoGable

123

edited 12 mins ago

PolyGeo♦

54.1k1782246

edited 12 mins ago

PolyGeo♦

54.1k1782246

asked 6 hours ago

GeoGableGeoGable

123

asked 6 hours ago

GeoGableGeoGable

123