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in this case we're really looking for a specific set of reclassification. So I'm
going to cancel out. We're going to edit the entries that
are here, and then add some new entries. So first,
I know that the old value of eleven goes to the value of
one on the 1961 roster. So in this case, we're kind of flipping
our characterization of old and new because it's the old values
the roster that we're looking at and the new value that we want it to be. So, I'
m saying value 11,
which is for open water. It's going to the value of 1,
which is for water in the new type here. But then value 12,
oop value 12 were pending a licence, now goes to 17 in the new format here. And
now we finally get to do a range here. So we're going to do values 21 to 24, go
to value 2 which is for
developed and value 31, I'm also going to class to developed
it's not quite a perfect match but it's going to work and
now you need the add entries, Okay and it didn't like what I
did there and that's because I didn't enter the range with spaces
around it so if I do this it's going to complain to me that I didn't
use a hyphen with spaces around so instead I need to do 21 -24 And the 2 and
now it's going to be okay with it. And then if I now go and add my 31 and
map that to 2 as well, that should work, And value 41 goes to value 8 and value
42 goes to W9 and these are different types of forests here. And then value 43,
now I can scroll down, goes to value ten, still forced. So we're making this map
ping here,
we often call these things mapping, not like creating a map, but
a mapping between values. This value maps to this value. In and I'm going to do
the rest of this
a little more quickly because I think you get the concept now. Okay, and now I h
ave my table
of values all set up here and the basing on the value field. And I can name it
2011_Land_cover_as_1961_values and run. Okay. And it failed, and I've seen this
particular error many times. The error at 999999,
aka it doesn't know what went on. And it gives you a few different things. It sa
ys the table name is invalid and
no special reference exists. Either or
neither of those is likely to be true. This is just a generic error where
something went wrong and what I usually end up trying in situations like this
is moving the data to a new workspace, whether to a new geodata base or
a new format and also Changing the names in some way
maybe I have to [INAUDIBLE] name even though I don't or I shouldn't end
it with numbers or something like that. Occasionally, these types of things
are just a really finicky thing by arch JIS and we just kind of need a little wi
th
it until we get it right and so the first thing I'll probably do is restart arch
and
see if I can get it working there. Okay, I'm back up, and
I bet I know what I did wrong. If I open this up, I started a file
geodatabase name with a number, and that's a no-no. It doesn't really tell you i
t's a no-no,
but it's a no-no. So let's change it to
NLCP 2011 as 1961 values. And change it back to the here. And try running it now
. And that's much better. It was stopping even sooner before. And we get a new r
aster back and once
again, once again, the color palette is different than it was here so what I nee
d
to do if I want it to look the same, even though this is very pretty as it is,
what I need to do if I want it to look the same is I need to import
the color mat or copy the color map. So I'm going to search for
colormap as all one word, and add colormap, and
change this raster, and use the template raster here,