Raster, Table and TIN Compare Tools
Raster Compare
How to use Raster Compare Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??Raster Compare Raster Compare
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Raster
Compare Tool, Data Comparison Toolset, Data Management Tools
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Raster Compare
Compares the properties of two raster or mosaic datasets.
1. Input Base Raster
The first raster or mosaic
dataset to compare.
2. Input Test Raster
The second raster or
mosaic dataset to compare with the first.
3. Compare Type (optional)
The type of raster to be compared.
- RASTER_DATASET—Compare two raster datasets.
- GDB_RASTER_DATASET—Compare two raster datasets in a geodatabase.
- GDB_RASTER_CATALOG—Compare two raster catalogs in a geodatabase.
- MOSAIC_DATASET—Compare two mosaic datasets.
4. Ignore Options (optional)
The properties you do
not want to include in the comparison.
- BandCount—Ignore the number of bands.
- Extent—Ignore the extent.
- Columns And Rows—Ignore the number of columns and rows.
- Pixel Type—Ignore the pixel type.
- NoData—Ignore the NoData value.
- Spatial Reference—Ignore the spatial reference system.
- Pixel Value—Ignore the pixel values.
- Colormap—Ignore if a color map exists.
- Raster Attribute Table—Ignore if an attribute table exists.
- Statistics—Ignore the statistics.
- Metadata—Ignore any metadata.
- Pyramids Exist—Ignore if pyramids exist.
- Compression Type—Ignore the compression type.
5. Parameter Tolerance (optional)
Incorporate some flexibility when comparing parameter accuracy.
The same tolerance can be applied for all parameters, or different tolerances
can be applied to individual parameters.
The tolerance type can be set as either a value or a fraction. For
example, if the base value is 100 and a fraction tolerance is set to 0.00001,
the compare tolerance will be within 100 * 0.001 (100 * 0.00001).
6. Attribute Tolerance (optional)
The fields you want to compare to see if they are within a
tolerance. The tolerance value is a value in the units of the attribute.
7. Omit Fields (optional)
The field or fields that will be omitted during comparison.
8. Continue Comparison (optional)
When a mismatch is encountered, stop the comparison.
- Unchecked—Stop comparing upon the discovery of a mismatch. This is the default.
- Checked—Continue comparing the raster datasets if a mismatch is found.
9. Output Compare File (optional)
Create a text file containing the comparison
results.
Table Compare
How to use Table Compare Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??Table Compare Table Compare
Path to access the tool
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Table
Compare Tool, Data Comparison Toolset, Data Management Tools
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Table Compare
Compares two tables or
table views and returns the comparison results.
1. Input Base Table
The Input Base Table is compared
with the Input Test Table. The Input Base Table refers to tabular data that you
have declared valid. The base data has the correct field definitions and
attribute values.
2. Input Test Table
The Input Test Table is
compared against the Input Base Table. The Input Test Table refers to data that
you have made changes to by editing or compiling new fields, new records, or
new attribute values.
3. Sort Field
The field or fields used
to sort records in the Input Base Table and the Input Test Table. The records
are sorted in ascending order. Sorting by a common field in both the Input Base
Table and the Input Test Table ensures that you are comparing the same row from
each input dataset.
4. Compare Type (optional)
The comparison type. ALL is the default. The default will compare all properties of the tables being compared.
- ALL—Compare all properties. This is the default.
- ATTRIBUTES_ONLY—Only compare the attributes and their values.
- SCHEMA_ONLY—Only compare the schema.
5. Ignore Options (optional)
These properties will not be compared.
- IGNORE_EXTENSION_PROPERTIES—Do not compare extension properties.
- IGNORE_SUBTYPES—Do not compare subtypes.
- IGNORE_RELATIONSHIPCLASSES—Do not compare relationship classes.
- IGNORE_FIELDALIAS—Do not compare field aliases.
6. Attribute Tolerance (optional)
The numeric value that determines the range in
which attribute values are considered equal. This only applies to numeric field
types.
7. Omit Fields (optional)
The field or fields that
will be omitted during comparison. The field definitions and the tabular values
for these fields will be ignored.
8. Continue Comparison (optional)
Indicates whether to compare all properties after encountering the first mismatch.
- Unchecked—Stop after encountering the first mismatch. This is the default.
- Checked—Compare other properties after encountering the first mismatch.
9. Output Compare File (optional)
This file will contain all similarities and
differences between the Input Base Table and the Input Test Table. This file is
a comma-delimited text file that can be viewed and used as a table in ArcGIS.
TIN Compare
How to use TIN Compare Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??TIN Compare
Path to access the tool
:
TIN
Compare Tool, Data Comparison Toolset, Data Management Tools
Toolbox
TIN Compare
Compares two TINs and
returns the comparison results.
1. Input Base Tin
The Input Base Tin is
compared with the Input Test Tin. Input Base Tin refers to data that you have
declared valid. This base data has the correct geometry, tag values (if any),
and spatial reference.
2. Input Test Tin
The Input Test Tin is compared
against the Input Base Tin.
3. Compare Type (optional)
The comparison type.
- ALL—This is the default.
- PROPERTIES_ONLY—Refers to both geometry and TIN tag values, if any, that are assigned to nodes and triangles.
- SPATIAL_REFERENCE_ONLY—Coordinate system information.
4. Continue Comparison (optional)
Indicates whether to compare all properties after encountering the first mismatch.
- Unchecked—Stop after encountering the first mismatch. This is the default.
- Checked—Compare other properties after encountering the first mismatch.
5. Output Compare File (optional)
The name and path of the text file which will contain the comparison results.
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