This application replaces the following
applications existing in previous versions of Isis, which have been deprecated
from the current version of Isis:
The control points will be weighted based on distance if this option is selected.
If it is not selected, all control points will have a weight of 1, reguardless of distance.
This option determines how the size of the output cube is found. The choices are MATCH,
COMPUTE, and USER. The MATCH option matches the output cube size to the size of the
cube entered in the CUBE parameter. The COMPUTE option calculates the output cube
size from the control net file. The USER parameter allows the user to set the output cube
size by entering the sample and line values in the ONS and ONL parameters. The MATCH
option is the default.
Type
string
Default
MATCH
Option List:
Option
Brief
Description
MATCH
Match size of cube
This option will match the output cube to the size of the cube entered in the CUBE box.
Exclusions
ONL
ONS
COMPUTE
Compute size using control points
Computes the size of the output file using the control net file.
Exclusions
ONL
ONS
CUBE
USER
User specific output cube size
The output cube will be the size that the user enters for the ONS and ONL parameters.
This warp command will warp the from cube (warp_from.cub) which is a
100Sx1000L image, to a 1000Sx1000L image and match the points from the
control points in warp_example1.net.
See the control net input file for more details.
This is the require input for the CONTROL parameter. User can edit
this file to fit individual needs. In each control point there are
two measures. Measure 1 is the point on the from file you would
like to map to measure 2.
Output Image
Output image showing results of the warp application.
Output image for warp
Parameter Name:
TO
This is the output image for this example of warp.
The control net file link below contains the points required to
create this kind of a warp output.
This warp command will warp the from cube (warp_from.cub) which is a
100Sx1000L image, to a 1000Sx1000L image and match the points from the
control points in warp_example1.net.
See the control net input file for more details.
This is the require input for the CONTROL parameter. User can edit
this file to fit individual needs. In each control point there are
two measures. Measure 1 is the point on the from file you would
like to map to measure 2.
Output Image
Output image showing results of the warp application.
Output image for warp
Parameter Name:
TO
This is the output image for this example of warp.
The control net file link below contains the points required to
create this kind of a warp output.