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A site-package created by Esri to expose ArcGIS Desktop (ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro) geoprocessing, mapping, etc, to Python.
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How to apply if-else condition on two different rasters to produce another rasters?
Use Boolean logic. Reclassify the first raster: 0 for all values in your range and 1 for the rest. Do the same for the second. Then use raster calculator and multiply together and the output will be 0 …
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