Add Raster to GeoPackage—Help

Summary

Load raster datasets into an OGC GeoPackage raster pyramid.

The target GeoPackage can be created using the Create SQLite Database tool.
The GeoPackage raster name cannot already exist in the GeoPackage.
Raster data with an unknown coordinate reference will be created with a 6 level tiling scheme.

AddRasterToGeoPackage_conversion (in_dataset, target_geopackage, raster_name, {tiling_scheme}, {tiling_scheme_file})

Parameter	Explanation	Data Type
in_dataset	The raster dataset to load into the OGC GeoPackage raster pyramid.	Raster Layer; Mosaic Layer
target_geopackage	The target GeoPackage.	File; Workspace
raster_name	The name of the output GeoPackage raster pyramid.	String
tiling_scheme (Optional)	The tiling scheme used. TILED —The spatial reference of the input raster will be maintained and tiles will be generated consistent with the GeoPackage standard. This is the default. ARCGISONLINE_SCHEME — Generate raster tiles in a Web Mercator coordinate reference (the same scheme developed for the Army Geospatial Center). NSGPROFILE —A scaled transverse Mercator is used. GOOGLE_EARTH_WEB_MERCATOR —Create raster tiles using the parameters in the Web Mercator coordinate reference. FROM_FILE —Uses a custom tiling scheme from a file using an XML schema definition created using the Generate Tile Cache Tiling Scheme tool.	String
tiling_scheme_file (Optional)	A custom tiling scheme file that is required when tiling_scheme is set to FROM_FILE.	File

The following Python window script demonstrates how to use the AddRasterToGeoPackage tool.

import arcpy
arcpy.AddRasterToGeoPackage_conversion("c:/data/san_diego.png", "c:/data/san_diego.gpkg", "SanDiego", "TILED")

This tool does not use any geoprocessing environments.