ISIS 3 Application Documentation
Creates a MESSENGER DDR PDS product from an MDIS image
Description
mdisddr will process a Messenger MDIS NAC or WAC image cube and
export it to PDS/DDR format. The resulting file will have a PDS
compliant label and data object according to the description in SIS
document, mdis_crd_rdrsis.pdf. This file can be found in the PDS data
archive CDROM under the document directory.
mdisddr assumes the input file has been run through at a minimum
mdis2isis and spiceinit. This will ensure that proper values of the
PRODUCT_ID and SOURCE_PRODUCT_ID are included in the output DDR
label.
The Derived Data Record (DDR) data set consists of files that parallel
CDRs in their directory structure. Each DDR has 5 layers of data
containing geometric information (latitude, longitude, incidence angle,
emission angle, phase angle) as 32-bit PC_REAL or IEEE_REAL. This
information is derived from pixel spatial coordinates and associated SPICE
files. A DDR label is attached and points to a single multiband image in
the DDR. x, y dimensions = 1024/(MESS:FPU_BIN * MESS:PIXELBIN)
The sequence of processing that creates a DDR is as follows. Gimbal
positions are extracted from the gimbal C kernel. Using that and other
SPICE kernels, the equipotential surface intercept is calculated for
each spatial pixel. The angles of this pixel relative to the
equatorial plane and reference longitude constitute the latitude and
longitude of the pixel. For that latitude and longitude, solar
incidence, emission, and phase angles are determined. This is the
order in which the bands are written to the output PDS image file.
Categories
History
| Kris Becker | 2009-06-24 |
Original Version
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| Kris Becker | 2009-09-08 |
Added additional documentation.
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| Kris Becker | 2011-06-15 |
Removed local copy of Kernels class, now using system version. Updated
label translations to propagate ORBIT_NUMBER to output PDS DDR file.
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| Jeannie Backer | 2015-09-01 |
Made code more compliant with ISIS coding standards. References #2333
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Parameter Groups
Files
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Name
|
Description
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| FROM | Input MESSENGER cube |
| TO | Name of output file |
| OPATH | Path to write output DDR file to when TO is not given |
Stretch
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Name
|
Description
|
| TYPE |
Select the type of stretch
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| MIN |
Lower bound of the stretch
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| MAX |
Upper bound of the stretch
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Output Controls
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Name
|
Description
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| BITS |
Number of bits for the output DN
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Files:
FROM
Description
Input filename of a MESSENGER cube file to be exported into a PDS DDR
image. The minimum requirement is that it must be initalized with
SPICE (using the spiceinit application).
|
Type
| cube |
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File Mode
| input |
|
Filter
| *.cub |
Files:
TO
Description
Output filename, by default the filename will be generated from the
input file contents using the PRODUCT_ID. The user can specify the
name if desired here, but to ensure consistancy with SIS
specifications, the name of the file will be derived by the program.
See the OPATH parameter for additional options of where the output
file will be written.
The format of the derived filename will be of the form
DN0131770878M_DE_0.IMG where 'D' indicates it is a derived data
product, the second letter will be 'N' for MDIS/NAC or 'W' for
MDIS/WAC instrument; the next ten characters will be numbers
indicating the mission elasped time (MET) of the image; the
following character is the filter - 'M' for monochrome or the
NAC, letters 'A' -'L' for WAC filters; the two characters after
the first underscore is always 'DE' indicating it is a derived
data type; and the last number after the second underscore is
the version number. The customary IMG extension is standard for
most all PDS image data products.
|
Type
| filename |
|
File Mode
| output |
|
Internal Default
| Derived |
Files:
OPATH
Description
This parameter is provided to be used instead of the TO parameter if
the filename convention is to be followed. If TO is not given, then
output filename is derived internally according to the description in
the SIS and the output file is placed in the OPATH directory. The
default is to write it to the current directory.
|
Type
| string |
|
Internal Default
| Current |
Stretch:
TYPE
Description
This parameter is used to select one of two ways to stretch output
pixels. The are AUTOMATIC or MANUAL.
|
Type
| string |
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Default
| AUTOMATIC |
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Option List:
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|
Option |
Brief |
Description |
| AUTOMATIC | Sets it to well defined angular ranges |
This program computes geometric and photometric angles that have
well defined/behaved ranges. Selecting AUTOMATIC, in effect,
will result in the range -360 to +360 no matter what the data
ranges are in the file.
Exclusions
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| MANUAL | User defined stretch |
Enables the user defined stretch for the output IMG.
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Stretch:
MIN
Description
Lower bound for the manually specified stretch.
Stretch:
MAX
Description
Upper bound for the manually specified stretch.
Output Controls:
BITS
Description
The number of bits to compress the input data to. The valid data as
well as the five special pixel values (NULL, LIS, LRS, HIS, HRS) will be
compressed into this number of bits. The output data type will be
automaticity choosen using this value. A value of 8 will create
unsigned byte output files. Values from 9 to 16 will create unsigned
word output files. Unused bits in the unsigned word output file will be
set to zero.
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Type
| integer |
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Default
| 32 |
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Minimum
| 8
(inclusive)
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Maximum
| 32
(inclusive)
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