Calculate pixel value in arcmap

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I want to change pixel values of elevation data. I want to change values meter to feet. So i need to multiply pixel values with 3.2808. How can i do that in arcmap?






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      I want to change pixel values of elevation data. I want to change values meter to feet. So i need to multiply pixel values with 3.2808. How can i do that in arcmap?






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      I want to change pixel values of elevation data. I want to change values meter to feet. So i need to multiply pixel values with 3.2808. How can i do that in arcmap?






      raster raster-calculator elevation




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          You will be able to do the calculations using the Raster Calculator with the following syntax:



          float("DEM_raster" * 3.2808)


          This will ensure the calculations are floating point accuracy rather than integer.






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            Also Times tool can be use for the calculation.



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              This will ensure the calculations are floating point accuracy rather than integer.






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                You will be able to do the calculations using the Raster Calculator with the following syntax:



                float("DEM_raster" * 3.2808)


                This will ensure the calculations are floating point accuracy rather than integer.






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                  You will be able to do the calculations using the Raster Calculator with the following syntax:



                  float("DEM_raster" * 3.2808)


                  This will ensure the calculations are floating point accuracy rather than integer.






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                  You will be able to do the calculations using the Raster Calculator with the following syntax:



                  float("DEM_raster" * 3.2808)


                  This will ensure the calculations are floating point accuracy rather than integer.







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                      Also Times tool can be use for the calculation.



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                        Also Times tool can be use for the calculation.



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