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docs/user_manual/working_with_raster/raster_properties.rst

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The :guilabel:`Attribute Tables` tab allows you to view and edit raster attribute data.
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To access the attribute table of a raster layer, right-click the layer in the layers panel
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and select :guilabel:`Attribute Tables`.
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To access the attribute table of a raster layer, right-click the layer in the layers panel,
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open :guilabel:`Properties...` and select :guilabel:`Attribute Tables`.
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.. figure:: img/raster_attribute_table_menu.png
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Create new attribute table from current symbology
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* :guilabel:`Load attribute table from VAT.DBF file`: retrieve the attribute table
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from an external DBF file. This file must be named :file:`VAT.DBF` and located in the same directory
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from an external DBF file. The action also can be done by right-clicking the raster layer
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in the layers panel and selecting :guilabel:`Load Raster Attribute Table from VAT.DBF`.
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This file must be named :file:`VAT.DBF` and located in the same directory
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as the raster file. :guilabel:`Load Raster Attribute Table` dialog will appear
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to let you browse and select the DBF file and associate it with the raster band.
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Editing raster attribute tables
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The raster attribute table provides several tools to edit its content:
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When you open the raster attribute table, the |editTable|:sup:`Edit Attribute Table` button allows you to modify the table.
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If no specific row or field is selected, only the |newAttribute|:sup:`Add Column…` option is available.
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The following list describes all available editing options:
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* |editTable|:sup:`Edit Attribute Table` enables editing mode for the raster attribute table.
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This will activate |newAttribute|:sup:`Add Column...`.
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* |newAttribute|:sup:`Add Column...` opens the :guilabel:`Add Column` dialog to add a new column
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to the raster attribute table. Choose whether the :guilabel:`Column Type` is
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|radioButtonOff|:guilabel:`Standard column`, |radioButtonOff|:guilabel:`Color RGBA` or
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* :guilabel:`Remove Row` removes the selected row(s) from the raster attribute table.
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* |deleteAttribute|:sup:`Remove Column` removes the selected column(s) from the raster attribute table.
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* :guilabel:`Save Changes` saves any modifications made to the raster attribute table.
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.. note:: **Raster Band Selection**
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Allows selecting which raster band the attribute table applies to.
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Raster layers may contain multiple bands (e.g., multispectral data).
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Each band can have its own Raster Attribute Table. If only a single band is present,
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this dropdown will show only one option.
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.. note:: **Classification**
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You can select the field used for classifying the raster layer.
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This dropdown lists all available fields that can be used for classification.
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* :guilabel:`Raster band`: allows selecting which raster band the attribute table applies to.
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Raster layers may contain multiple bands (e.g., multispectral data).
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Each band can have its own Raster Attribute Table. If only a single band is present,
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this dropdown will show only one option.
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* :guilabel:`Classification`: allows selecting the fields used for classifying the raster layer.
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.. _raster_identify:
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