I need to clip out a region of an arcgis image service that is larger than the export limit. I'm not trying to defeat copy protection or anything of that nature. The data is from a service belonging to our organization, though beyond my admin control.
I could ask the admin to temporarily change the export limits, but for various reasons don't want to. (It would add to his already overloaded inbox, take longer, open up the server to abuse from all comers and thereby possibly bring it to it's knees, possibly not even work as a single export, etc.).
Has anyone developed a script or add on that could, for example, divide the area of interest extent into a tile grid of X by X cells at raster resolution, zoom to each, and export current extent for each?
Best Answer
Change the default settings in the ArcGIS.ISCConfig
The default limit for the maximum number of exported columns and rows can be bypassed by modifying the values accordingly to allow the exportation of the desired number of columns and rows. To achieve this for ArcMap and Image Server: