This python toolbox contains analysis tools that help prepare and configure data for a weighted overlay service. The tools apply the proper fields, properties, and metadata to your raster layers and mosaic dataset. The service can be used in web-based apps such as ArcGIS GeoPlanner, ArcGIS Web AppBuilder, and ArcGIS Experience Builder.
| Toolname | Description |
|---|---|
| Create Weighted Overlay Mosaic | Creates a new mosaic dataset for weighted overlay analysis. The tool writes supported imagery types in the ArcGIS Pro Contents pane to the mosaic. Symbology information is read from each layer and written to the fields within the mosaic. |
| Update WRO Layer Classification | Update WRO Layer Classification - Updates the title and classification ranges of a layer in a weighted overlay mosaic. This tool allows you to refine the classifications created by the Create Weighted Overlay Mosaic tool. |
| Update WRO Layer Info | Updates layer information in a weighted overlay mosaic. This tool allows you to change a layer's title and description. It can also add a preview or an informational URL. |
- Download the toolbox by clicking on the Code drop-down arrow and choosing the Download ZIP option.
- Unzip the contents to a location you can access.
- In ArcGIS Pro, right-click Toolboxes and select Add New Toolbox.
- Browse to the WRO toolbox and add it.
The toolbox contains the three aforementioned script tools.
Learn more about building a weighted overlay service with these scripts
- GeoPlanner documentation
- Understanding weighted overlay in GeoPlanner
- Build your own weighted raster overlay service
- ArcGIS Web AppBuilder Suitability Modeler Widget
- ArcGIS Experience Builder Suitability Modeler Widget
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