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Returns a combined multi-band raster from 2 or more input Rasters. The order of bands in the resultant raster will be in the order of the input rasters. For example if RS_Union is called on two 2-banded raster, raster1 and raster2, the first 2 bands of the resultant 4-banded raster will be from raster1 and the last 2 from raster 2.
If the provided input Rasters don’t have same shape an IllegalArgumentException will be thrown.
RS_Union

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Signatures

RS_Union (raster1: Raster, raster2: Raster)

RS_Union (raster1: Raster, raster2: Raster, raster3: Raster)

RS_Union (raster1: Raster, raster2: Raster, raster3: Raster, raster4: Raster)

RS_Union (raster1: Raster, raster2: Raster, raster3: Raster, raster4: Raster, raster5: Raster)

RS_Union (raster1: Raster, raster2: Raster, raster3: Raster, raster4: Raster, raster5: Raster, raster6: Raster)

RS_Union (raster1: Raster, raster2: Raster, raster3: Raster, raster4: Raster, raster5: Raster, raster6: Raster, raster7: Raster)

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Parameters

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raster1
Raster
required
The raster1 value.
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raster2
Raster
required
The raster2 value.
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raster3
Raster
The raster3 value.
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raster4
Raster
The raster4 value.
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raster5
Raster
The raster5 value.
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raster6
Raster
The raster6 value.
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raster7
Raster
The raster7 value.

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Return type

The resulting raster.

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Example

SELECT RS_Union(raster1, raster2, raster3, raster4) FROM rasters

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