Hey all,
I have a directory with ... let's say a couple hundred subfolders (and the occasional sub-sub folder) with imagery.
Most are .jpg.
Is there a quick Python script that can loop through (perhaps recursion) and check the spatial reference of each raster, and return the parent folder containing the raster as a string in a notepad file or something?
I could probably use VB.NET and ArcObjects to do this, but that seems like a bit more effort than is required.
Basically most of them have a spatial reference, but I need to find those without spatial reference and give them one.
I figured Python is probably best, but would love to hear some suggestions.
Thanks,
I have a directory with ... let's say a couple hundred subfolders (and the occasional sub-sub folder) with imagery.
Most are .jpg.
Is there a quick Python script that can loop through (perhaps recursion) and check the spatial reference of each raster, and return the parent folder containing the raster as a string in a notepad file or something?
I could probably use VB.NET and ArcObjects to do this, but that seems like a bit more effort than is required.
Basically most of them have a spatial reference, but I need to find those without spatial reference and give them one.
I figured Python is probably best, but would love to hear some suggestions.
Thanks,