Exploring the Raster Info Dialog Box - MapInfo_Pro_Advanced - 2023

Input File

Select an input raster from the Input File drop-down list, whose properties you want to view.

Properties

Property	Description
Name	Name of the input raster. Click the button to edit the name of input raster. Click the button to apply the change. Click the button to cancel the change.
File Extension	Identifies the input raster file extension. For example, .grd for Vertical Mapper numeric grids, .mrr for Multi-Resolution Raster grids, etc.
File Format	Identifies the file format of the input raster.
File Driver	The file driver ID that is used to create the raster. The drivers supported are: MI_MRR for Multi-Resolution Raster files MI_Encom_Float for GRD for Encom Float Grids MI_VerticalMapper_GRD for Vertical Mapper numeric grids MI_VerticalMapper_GRC for Vertical Mapper classified grids MI_Surfer_Binary_GRD for Surfer Binary grids MI_GeoTiff_IMG for GeoTiff images MI_ERMapper_ERS_GRD for ER Mapper grids MI_ESRI_Float_GRD for ESRI Float grids MI_BandInterleaved_BIL for Band Interleaved Image (by line) MI_BandInterleaved_BIP for Band Interleaved Image (by pixel) MI_BandInterleaved_BSQ for Band Interleaved Image (sequential) MI_ESRI_ASCII_GRD for ESRI ASCII grids MI_Surfer_ASCII_GRD for Surfer ASCII grids MI_GDAL_GENERIC for raster files
File Date Modified	The date the raster file was modified.
Current Projection	The projection system of the input raster dataset. To edit the projection, click the button and select the desired projection from the Category and Subcategory drop-down list.
Raster Size	Displays the size of the input raster as width and height.
Spatial Bounds	Specifies the X and Y coordinates of the input raster.
Raster Bounds	Specifies the input raster bounds in X and Y coordinates.

Raster Field Information

Field Property	Description
Field	Specifies the field index.
Field Name	Specifies the name of the field. Click the button to edit the field name.
Field Type	Defines the types of fields supported in MapInfo Pro Advanced. There are four types of fields: Classified Continuous Imagery Image Palette
Cell Size X and Y	The cell size of the input raster in both X and Y directions.
World origin X and Y	The bounds of the input raster in X and Y coordinates.
Compression Type	Defines the type of compression of the raster data. Raster compression can be of five types - None, ZIP, LZMA, PNG, or JPEG, depending on the field type.
Compression Level	Defines the level of compression of the input raster dataset. Default values are 0-9.
Raster Size	The size of the input raster.
Spatial Bound	Specifies the X and Y coordinates of the input raster.

Raster Band Information

Band Property	Description
Band [1]	Specifies the band index.
Band Name	Displays the name of the band. Click the button to edit the band name.
Band Type	The source of the raster band values. Band types can be of the following types: Concrete - Band data is stored in the raster dataset. Component - Band data is an acquired component of another concrete band. TableField - Band data is acquired from a classification table field. TableFieldComponent - Band data is an acquired component of another band acquired from a classification table field.
MapInfo Units	Defines the MapInfo units. For example, miles, meters, chains, nautical miles, degree, arc minute, etc. To change the unit, click the button and select the desired unit from the drop-down list.
Band Data Type	Specifies the data type of the band. For example, RealSingle, RealDouble, NullData, etc.
Store Data Type	Denotes the data type of the bands when stored inside the raster.
Decimal Restricted	Denotes whether decimal is to be removed. Yes if TRUE.
Decimal Precision	Denotes the precision of digits after the decimal.
Discrete Value	Denotes whether the value of a cell represents the average value of the measured quantity over the cell region.
Transform Required	Denotes whether band data needs to be transformed. TRUE when Band Data Type and Store Data Type are different.
Offset	Specifies the raster offset value.
Scale	Scale value of the input raster.
Clipped	Denotes whether to display the minimum and maximum cell values to define the clip limits. Yes if TRUE.
Clip Min	The minimum clip value of the raster.
Clip Max	The maximum clip value of the raster.
Null Value Type	Specifies the method to write null values to a raster. Null value types supported are: None NumericCompare StringCompare Mask FixedMethod FixedValue
Null Value	The value of null cells written depending on the type of null value type used. For example, NumericCompare type will write null values of type numeric, for example, 0 or 999,999. StringCompare type will write null values of type string, for example, NULL.

Raster Event Information