This is likely a simple question: I have a workspace set up to read, sample, clip, sort and combine Sentinel-2 data into a single raster with 9 bands. It works fine. The default band numbers generated by RasterBandCombiner are 1-9, but I'd like to name the bands based on the original Sentinel-9 band numbers as displayed in the original rasters. Is there a simple way to designate the raster band names using something like the fme_basename?
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The RasterBandCombiner can generate a list of the band/raster names, e.g. based on fme_basename. You can then use this list in the RasterBandNameSetter to set all the band names in one go.
Thanks for the information David. I feel like I'm getting closer but can't seem to get the parameters right.
Here are the parameters in the RasterBandCombiner:
And here are the RasterBandNameSetter parameters:
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Thanks for the information David. I feel like I'm getting closer but can't seem to get the parameters right.
Here are the parameters in the RasterBandCombiner:
And here are the RasterBandNameSetter parameters:
The list name is invalid, try simply typing in something like "_bandNames" or similar. You only need this list for the RasterBandNameSetter just after, so the name isn't important. You can safely delete the list after the RasterBandNameSetter, if you want.
Sorry to be such a dolt here. I've followed your advice and then tried a number of parameter changes in the RasterBandNameSetter and just can't seem to get the bands to be named properly. I really do appreciate your help!
Combiner:
NameSetter
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Sorry to be such a dolt here. I've followed your advice and then tried a number of parameter changes in the RasterBandNameSetter and just can't seem to get the bands to be named properly. I really do appreciate your help!
Combiner:
NameSetter
I've joined a sample workspace here (FME 2020 for compatibility).
You can see the band names in the Inspector:
Thanks for your help on this! The bands are named properly, I think they were named properly already, I just wasn't inspecting them the right way.