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Mosaic operations are for merging adjacent rasters. What you want to do is quite simple: 1) set your dem as the mask and extent raster; 2) add a field with values representing your obstruction height offsets; 3) convert your polygons to a raster; 4) convert the background nodata values to 0; 5) sum the two rasters.

  1. set your dem as the mask and extent raster;
  2. add a field with values representing your obstruction height offsets;
  3. convert your polygons to a raster;
  4. convert the background nodata values to 0;
  5. sum the two rasters.

Mosaic operations are for merging adjacent rasters. What you want to do is quite simple: 1) set your dem as the mask and extent raster; 2) add a field with values representing your obstruction height offsets; 3) convert your polygons to a raster; 4) convert the background nodata values to 0; 5) sum the two rasters.

Mosaic operations are for merging adjacent rasters. What you want to do is quite simple:

  1. set your dem as the mask and extent raster;
  2. add a field with values representing your obstruction height offsets;
  3. convert your polygons to a raster;
  4. convert the background nodata values to 0;
  5. sum the two rasters.
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Mosaic operations are for merging adjacent rasters. What you want to do is quite simple: 1) set your dem as the mask and extent raster; 2) add a field with values representing your obstruction height offsets; 3) convert your polygons to a raster; 4) convert the background nodata values to 0; 5) sum the two rasters.