

3D-The measurements made using the tools available with the Basic option can be modified using a DEM.These tools will be available with all the other options, except None. Basic- The Distance, Area, Point Location, and Centroid Location mensuration tool can be used.

The Mensuration Capabilities are determined by the data source and grouped into these five categories: Thematic-Applies nearest neighbor resampling and a Standard Deviation stretch.Elevation-Applies bilinear resampling and a Min-Max stretch.Generic-Uses the application defaults for resampling and stretching.These options will be overridden if you modify the defaults. The Source Type controls how the data is rendered by default. Pixel type (unsigned/signed, integer/floating point).The Raster Information section lists the raster-specific properties, including the following: These can be modified using the Set Mosaic Dataset Properties tool. Mosaic datasets have additional properties to control their behavior. Some properties, such as data source type and statistic, can be modified using the Set Raster Properties tool. You can also obtain properties of a raster dataset using the Get Raster Properties tool. To view the metadata-related properties, click the Key Metadata tab. In ArcMap, ArcGlobe, or ArcScene, right-click the raster dataset layer in the table of contents, click Properties, then click the Source tab. To view the raster dataset properties in ArcCatalog or the Catalog window, right-click the raster dataset and click Properties.

This information can be accessed from any of the dataset or layer property pages and it is organized into two groups (on two tabs): General and Key Metadata. There is general information for all data and information from the metadata files associated with raster products and mosaic datasets, including: For all raster-related data, such as raster datasets, raster products, and mosaic datasets, the Properties dialog box lists the specific details associated with each.
