I have 1 raster containing 3 bands. All bands contain water depths, but for separate areas. Since they are for separate areas, I would like to merge this information into one band. The final product would be 1 raster with 1 band containing the water depths for the different areas. Thanks.
Best answer by takashi
Hi @filipfaust , if every band has an identical "Nodata" definition that represents out of area for each band, you can separate the raster into three 1-band rasters with the RasterBandSeparator, and then merge them into one 1-band raster with the RasterMosaicker (Nodata Overwrites Data: No). Assuming the three areas don't overlap each other.
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Hi @filipfaust , if every band has an identical "Nodata" definition that represents out of area for each band, you can separate the raster into three 1-band rasters with the RasterBandSeparator, and then merge them into one 1-band raster with the RasterMosaicker (Nodata Overwrites Data: No). Assuming the three areas don't overlap each other.
Hi @filipfaust , if every band has an identical "Nodata" definition that represents out of area for each band, you can separate the raster into three 1-band rasters with the RasterBandSeparator, and then merge them into one 1-band raster with the RasterMosaicker (Nodata Overwrites Data: No). Assuming the three areas don't overlap each other.