If you export the raster series to a file, it will be in JSON metadata format and will have a .series extension.
To display rasters in the ENVI interface, use the Raster method.
You cannot interactively add or remove rasters from the series. You must create a new series if you need to revise the list of rasters.
This example opens a spatiotemporal series from the ENVI installation path. It then prints the contents of the raster series file.
For additional steps in working with the spatiotemporal series, see the code examples for the various methods to ENVIRasterSeries.
This function returns a reference to a raster series object. If the associated file is a MIE4NITF file that contains multiple series, this method returns an array of raster series objects.
Specify the path and name of a raster series file (.series) that lists the raster files used for a spatiotemporal series. Use the Build Raster Series tool in the ENVI application, or the ENVIBuildRasterSeriesTask or ENVIBuildTimeSeriesTask API routines to create a raster series file.
You can also specify a multi-page TIFF file (.tif); this routine will open the file as a raster series.
This property retrieves a string array containing the URIs for the raster files (including .hdr files) contained in an ENVIRasterSeries.
The number of rasters in the series.
This keyword applies to file formats with multiple datasets per file such as ECRG, HDF5, Multi-page TIFF, NetCDF-4, NITF with multiple image segments, Proba-V, and SkySat-1. Specify a zero-based index number that corresponds to a specific raster dataset that you want to open within a raster series. For example, DATASET_INDEX=0 will open the first raster.