Here using the pixel inspector I identified an individual cell and found it to be about 577.86 x 475.1 meter or 1,885.4 x 1,559.03 feet. Measuring the individual cells however, I get measurements that don't seem to correspond to. Right-click the heading of the new field and. Fill in the parameters in the Add Field window and click OK. Click the Table Options drop-down arrow and click Add Field. Right-click the output feature layer from Step 3 and click Open Attribute Table. 0052 but I see nothing that specifies what units. Divide the polygon feature class by 10, as used in Step 1, to get the original decimal values. When I look at the new raster file, Figure 2, it clearly states that the cell size is.
Using the "polygon to raster tool" Figure 1, it automatically sets the cell size to. When I convert to raster I would like to have similar resolution, so I was hoping that when I converted the shapefile each cell could be approximately the same size or smaller than the 76.8 meter x 92.6 meter rectangle polygons.
In my area 3 x 3 arc-seconds equates to about a 76.8 meter x 92.6 meter rectangle. Syntax: This parameter can be specified as one of the following: a URL to a feature service layer with an optional filter to select specific features, or a feature collection. The dataset can either be point, line, or polygon features. Each polygon is 3 x 3 arc-seconds with a single value to represent signal strength. Parameter Details inputFeature (Required) The feature layer that will be converted. The shapefile is made up of polygons that each represent average signal strength inside that polygon. I'm converting a shapefile that represents radio signal strength to a raster file. How do I properly set the cell size that I want when converting polygons to raster files?Īlso on the raster file Layer Properties what exactly does the Cell Size indicate, as it doesn't seem to correlate when I measure a cell?
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