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Thanks for the question. The PlantLoader rule package is an add-on and although it has many plants and trees it doesn't have them all. I recommend finding a similar species that resembles yours. If you cannot find your species in the AVAILABLE_TREES (from the Python script linked in the video at 27:14) look for a tree in the same family. For instance, if a “red maple” isn’t in the AVAILABLE_TREES list then choose a different type of maple (like “sugar maple” or “Norway maple” ) and use that in the display tree attribute. The Python script (link supplied in the video) should help make this job easier using the MAPPING_TABLE. If you are unfamiliar with Python, you can manually make the changes in the attribute table, either one at a time or by choosing “select by attribute” and then the “calculate field” tool. Although it's not perfect, it will be a good approximation. Hope this helps! - J.S.

Really glad to hear you found the video helpful! As for your questions, here goes. You can set the projection of the Mosaic Dataset to a different projection than the Sentinel data. Note: there may be some performance issues as it will be projecting on the fly as required. For your second question, if you want to add another Sentinel image(s) into the dataset you can certainly do that - in fact, that was why the Mosaic Dataset was built (I just added them one at a time). It is not recommended that you combine two different types of satellites. You could use the “Composite Bands” tool but it will change from a Mosaic dataset to a Raster Dataset. You would then need to keep track of which bands are which. Hope this helps, JS