Exporting imagery from an image service in ArcMap
The data you receive as a client from an image service can be exported as a raster dataset and saved on your local system. You may need to save this data to use it in GIS analysis applications. You cannot export the raw data used to create the service; you can only export the data you receive as a client—that is, the processed raster data. You can save this data into TIFF, JPEG 2000, JPEG, and PNG file formats. The maximum size of images saved is controlled by the administrator.
Field |
Description |
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Set the extent to |
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Extents |
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Width |
Width of the exported image, expressed in the units of the data frame. |
Height |
Height of the exported image, expressed in the units of the data frame. |
Columns |
Number of columns of pixels in the exported image. |
Rows |
Number of rows of pixels in the exported image. |
Ground pixel size X |
Size of the pixels at ground level in the x direction. |
Ground pixel size Y |
Size of the pixels at ground level in the y direction. |
Format |
Format of the exported image. You can choose TIFF/TFW no compression, TIFF/TFW-JPEG, TIFF/TFW-LZ77, JPEG, JP2, and PNG. |
Tile size |
Size of internal tiles in the exported image for TIFF images only. |
Compression quality |
Quality of the compression. A compression quality of 100 percent is the best. |
Approx MB |
Approximate size of the image in megabytes. This is a read-only field. |
File name |
Path and name of the exported image. By default, the name is Untitled. |
- Add an image service in ArcMap.
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Right-click the image service layer in the table of contents, point to Data, then click Export Data.
The Export Image Properties dialog box is displayed.
- Enter the required information in the text boxes on the Export Image Properties dialog box.
- Click OK.
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Browse to the location specified in the File name text box to view the exported image service.
The settings on the Export Image Properties dialog box are interdependent. For example, if you change the width of the exported image, the Columns and Approx MB settings change accordingly.