ISIS Application Documentation
Create a color mosaic of HiRISE cubes and update labels (required by hirdrgen).
Description
This program, hicolormos, produces a mosaic and adds keywords to the "Mosaic" label group of an
ISIS cube. You need only input a FROM1 parameter, a TO parameter, and select a PRIORITY. The
FROM2 parameter is not required to run the hicolormos application. Although the new group
called Mosaic is added, the OriginalLabel blob is also propagated from the FROM1 input file to
the TO output file.
Here are a few points to keep in mind:
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The output from hicubeit (used to stack individual CCDs into a multi band cube) is required as
input for hicolormos and the output of hicolormos is used as input to hirdrgen.
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The input cubes to this program must be from the same observation, stacked by hicubeit, and
map projected.
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The input file cannot be a RDR file or be the output file created by mapmos or automos.
The CCDs of the HiRISE instrument are arranged such that color products can only be produced in two
positions within the CCD array. The CCDs that overlap for a color product are RED4, IR10, and
BG12 or RED5, IR11, and BG13. The data from two selected bands are input using the FROM1 and FROM2
parameters.
Here is a quick look at the Processing sequence for color products that will become RDRs
slither - match the blue-green and/or the infered to the red CCD.
hicubeit - stack the matching CCDs to make a three band cube.
cam2map - project the cube. hicolormos requiers a map projected cube.
hicolormos - mosaic files and add keywords to the mosaic group.
hirdrgen - produce a RDR product.
Categories
History
Robert Sucharski | 2006-07-19 |
Original version.
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Elizabeth Miller | 2007-02-20 |
Changed OriginalLabel name to IsisCube.
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Robert Sucharski | 2007-04-12 |
Added keywords SubSolarAzimuth, NorthAzimuth, and SpecialProcessingFlag to mosaic group in output labels.
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Robert Sucharski | 2007-06-26 |
Fixed a bug, needed to add traverse when looking for PVL group archive.
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Robert Sucharski | 2007-10-18 |
Added code to get the avg. line and sample for gathering camera infomation if using the avg latitude and longitude fails.
We continue to use the latitude and longitude so that we are backwards compatible. We added this new code because
the camera could not find an intersect for some images (polar) if we used projection latitude and longitude to "setGround".
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Debbie A. Cook | 2012-07-06 |
Updated Spice members to be more compliant with Isis coding standards. References #972.
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Tracie Sucharski | 2012-12-06 |
Changed to use TProjection instead of Projection. References #775.
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Adam Paquette | 2016-06-21 |
Minor spelling/capitalization corrections in the documentation. Fixes #4019.
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Parameter Groups
Files
Name
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Description
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FROM1 |
First input file
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FROM2 |
Second input file (This file is not required)
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TO |
The name of the output cube.
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PRIORITY | The priority of pixel placement. |
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Files:
FROM1
Description
The first file that will be added to a color mosaic. This file is also used to propagate
the OriginalLabel blob. This file must be the output file from hicubeit and must be map projected.
Type
| cube |
File Mode
| input |
Filter
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*.cub
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Files:
FROM2
Description
This is the second cube that will be added to a color mosaic. This file should be the output
from hicubeit and map-projected. (This input file is not required)
Type
| cube |
File Mode
| input |
Internal Default
| None |
Filter
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*.cub
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Files:
TO
Description
This is the name that will be given to the output cube. This cube is a mosaic of the two
FROM files and has the new group "Mosaic" added.
Type
| cube |
File Mode
| output |
Filter
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*.cub
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Files:
PRIORITY
Description
This parameter is used to select one of two ways to mosaic the
pixels in areas of overlap.
Type
| string |
Default
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ONTOP
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Option List:
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Option |
Brief |
Description |
ONTOP | Input cube will be placed on top of the mosaic. |
When the input pixel is not Null, the input pixel
value will be written to the output cube.
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BENEATH | Input cube will be placed beneath the mosaic. |
When the mosaic pixel is not Null, it will be left unchanged.
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