Geographic Information Systems Asked by occystrap on April 25, 2021
I am trying to update several fields in a mosaic dataset, to do this I am creating a mosaic layer and then running a loop over each row and calculating fields.
A NAME
field contains a string which I would like to use to calculate several other fields. It is formatted like the following:
Project_2020_1x_YZ_Type_20200101_0900VLAT_102a
I would like to use split and use the output list indices in a field calculation (ie Project, Year and Date). The issue is I don’t know to access the NAME
field within a mosaic layer.
# create mosaic layer
mdl = arcpy.MakeMosaicLayer_management(md_path, "md_layer")
# calculate fields loop
print("Calculating fields in footprint...")
for lyr in mdl:
split_name = lyr.NAME.split('_')
arcpy.CalculateField_management(lyr, "YEAR", ????, "PYTHON")
print("Year calculated...")
arcpy.CalculateField_management(lyr, "PROJECT",????, "PYTHON")
print("Project calculated...")
It falls over at the first step – split_name = lyr.NAME.split('_')
–
AttributeError: 'Layer' object has no attribute 'NAME'
I would like to know the best approach to accessing specific fields within the mosaic layer.
Based on the 1st example (which uses split) in the help:
for lyr in mdl: #Note replace PYTHON with PYTHON3 for ArcGIS Pro
split_name = '!NAME!.split("_"){}'
arcpy.CalculateField_management(lyr, "YEAR", split_name.format('[1]'), "PYTHON")
print("Year calculated...")
arcpy.CalculateField_management(lyr, "PROJECT", split_name.format('[0]'), "PYTHON")
print("Project calculated...")
arcpy.CalculateField_management(lyr, "DATE", split_name.format('[5]'), "PYTHON")
print("Date calculated...")
However... an arcpy.da.UpdateCursor
will probably be quicker than 3x arcpy.CalculateField_management
calls as you can calculate all fields required at once.
Correct answer by user2856 on April 25, 2021
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