hideal2pds

      This application takes an Isis cube from the HiRISE instrument that
      has been jitter corrected and mosaicked and exports it to a PDS product
      with detached label and spice tables.

      The following output files will be created using the file name passed in by the user.
      

        

          PDS image file with the extension .img
        
        

          PDS label file with the extension .lbl
        
        

          PDS binary ck table file with the suffix _INSTRUMENT_POINTING_TABLE.dat
        
        

          PDS binary spk table file with the suffix _INSTRUMENT_POSITION_TABLE.dat
        
        

          PDS binary body rotation table file with the suffix _BODY_ROTATION_TABLE.dat
        
        

          PDS binary sun position table file with the suffix _SUN_POSITION_TABLE.dat
        
      

      The output PDS image will be unsigned word 16 bit type, MSB, BSQ format
      and the resolution will be in meters.

      Note that the IMAGE_JITTER_CORRECTED keyword is copied from the input
      cube. If the input cube has been run through an older version of hijitter,
      this value will be set to UNK, since it is not known whether the image
      values have been jitter corrected.

    

Description

The Ideal cube from a HiRISE image containing the related spice data to be exported to PDS.

Description

The file name of the output PDS image. This value will also be used for the name of the detached label and table files.

Description

This parameter allows the user to specify the value of the standard PDS keyword PRODUCT_VERSION_ID within the output PDS label. This keyword will be located in the Root of the PDS PVL label. This value defaults to 1.0.

Description

This parameter allows the user to specify the value of the standard PDS keyword RATIONALE_DESC within the output PDS label. This keyword will be located in the ROOT of the PDS PVL label. Note that if a keyword value is not entered, the value will be read from the input cube labels. If it does not exist there, the program will throw an ] error.

Description

This parameter is used to select one of two ways to stretch output pixels. The are AUTOMATIC or MANUAL.

Description

Lower bound for the manually specified stretch.

Description

Upper bound for the manually specified stretch.

Description

The cumulative percentage value to be mapped to the minimum valid pixel for the specified number of bits. For example: With BITS=10 and MINPER=1.0, the DN which corresponds to the cummulative percent of 1.0 will be mapped to 3, where 0 represents NULL, 1 represents LRS and 2 represents LIS.

Description

The cumulative percentage value to be mapped to the maximum valid pixel for the specified number of bits. For example: With BITS=10 and MINPER=99.0, the DN which corresponds to the cummulative percent of 99.0 will be mapped to 1021, 1021=(2**bits)-1-2. Where 1023 represents HIS and 1022 represents HRS.

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.