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I’m working with getting raster imagery in the area of interest out from the WMS. It’s the Land Coverage WMS. (https://dmsdata.cr.usgs.gov/geoserver/mrlc_Land-Cover-Native_conus_year_data/wms?)


End goal is to clip the Raster out from WMS into smaller area, and I need to be able to write attribute table showing the value number & RGB value in the Raster.

End Product. (Smaller Raster with attribute table)


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The issue I’m having is that the Palette index seeing inside ArcPro and FME is different. (Approximate location, SE corner of Possom Kingdom Lake, Graford, Texas, USA.) (32.856463, -98.431004)

Screenshot from ArcPro. When clicking Blue (Water) the value is 11.

 

Screenshot from FME. When viewing the Palette after using RasterPaletteExtractor it showed Blue as 0. and I cannot figure out how to get the value “11” out of it.
 



Also If anyone can help me figure out how to write the raster file out with attribute table that would be greatly appreciated. I’m quite new with Raster, so I’m not quite now what I’m doing.

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Hi ​@panda ,

Unfortunately I don't think you can assign a specific palette index to a set of R, G, B values when you generate palette with RasterPaletteGenerator automatically.

If you need to set the same palette definition as the one appeared in ArcGIS Pro to the raster, consider to create your required palette definition as a text attribute and set it to the raster with RasterPaletteAdder.

See the Help document on RasterPaletteExtractor to learn about the syntax of the FME palette definition. 

Hi ​@panda ,

Unfortunately I don't think you can assign a specific palette index to a set of R, G, B values when you generate palette with RasterPaletteGenerator automatically.

If you need to set the same palette definition as the one appeared in ArcGIS Pro to the raster, consider to create your required palette definition as a text attribute and set it to the raster with RasterPaletteAdder.

See the Help document on RasterPaletteExtractor to learn about the syntax of the FME palette definition. 

Thank you so much for your reply Takashi!

I end up converted the Raster to Polygon and mapped the RGB as the attribute so they can have that showing up in a legend. And it seem to be okay for what they needed.

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