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While looping with arcpy: ERROR 010240: Could not save raster dataset Are still getting exactly the same error message? |
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While looping with arcpy: ERROR 010240: Could not save raster dataset I didn't read the documentation on the slope tool well enough...looks like the output_measurement variable you had was good, needs to be one of "DEGREE" or "PERCENT RISE". Sorry to confuse you there. Not sure where the problem is - can you update your question with your latest code? I will edit my answer to remove the part where it changes the output_measurement variable to a non-acceptable input value for the slope tool. |
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While looping with arcpy: ERROR 010240: Could not save raster dataset The slope tool may be trying to save the output to the out_measurement variable, even though you are working with it in terms of an object, out_slope. You can try setting the out_measurement variable to use memory space explicitly like this: r"in_memory\PERCENT_RISE_{0}".format(actual_timestep) |
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While looping with arcpy: ERROR 010240: Could not save raster dataset Ok, the last bit of the error where is says Could not save raster dataset to C:\SedMod\SedMod\Workspace.gdb\numpy_ras6 with output format FGDBR looks to be signalling the fact that you are trying to save multiple rasters to the same GDB with the same name ("PERCENT_RISE"). See help.arcgis.com/EN/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#//…. You must either devise a way to come up with unique names (e.g. add your counter-value to the name using string formatting) or set acrpy.overwriteOutput = True. |
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Copying netCDF coordinate system Hi Rich, thanks for the code. The only problem with going straight to ESRI grid is that my x,y locations the point of origin is unknown (e.g., 0,0; 4,4; 20,92, etc.). I have no way of placing these in a GCS without the projection info. I'll try the netcdf4 package from Gohlke's site to see if there are additional bits of information that I'm not getting with the scipy module. |
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Iterating through an numpy array and index to a value in another numpy array I see you've used the shape property of the Use the sediment_transport_np array to create another array of the same dimensions, flow_direction_np. Use the shape property of the flow_direction_np array to make sure it has the same dimensions. |
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Iterating through an numpy array and index to a value in another numpy array It looks like your flow direction array has different dimensions than one or more of the other two arrays which you are indexing with i and/or j. |
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How to travers fields of records without introducing them all in the function? With my above comment, you also replace for field in fieldlist: with for i in range(len(fieldlist)): |
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How to travers fields of records without introducing them all in the function? You could iterate over the list of fields using the index number and call something like row.getValue(fields[i].name) |
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Copying netCDF coordinate system I'm not entirely sure how to get the projection information from the netCDF files to define the projection for the resulting rasters. The FlatEarth variable value appears to be " " - this is the value returned when I call ncfile.variables['FlatEarth'][()]. The NOAA Weather and Climate Toolkit appears to do a bit of magic when you convert the raw NEXRAD files using that GUI - it converts 0-255 values to hourly rates of rainfall (for the digital precip product I have). Maybe it also applies the projection information as well? |
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Copying netCDF coordinate system Thanks for the links. |
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'Pausing' a Python script tool to allow the user to provide input before continuing You should be able to achive this by strategically placing the raw_input function in your script. docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#raw_input |
