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Computes MESSENGER/MDIS EDR geometric keyword values
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This from file can be either a raw MESSENGER/MDIS EDR image (ending in with a .IMG file extension) or an ISIS cube file that has been properly initialize with SPICE kernel information.
MDIS PDS EDRs are converted to ISIS format using mdis2isis and intialized with SPICE kernels using spiceinit. This is the minimum expected processing for an ISIS cube provided as input to mdiserdinfo. If and only if the input is an MDIS PDS EDR, the temporary ISIS file created from it is deleted when the program terminates (normally or abnormally).
Type | filename |
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File Mode | input |
Filter | *.IMG *.IMA *.cub |
This file contains at least one row that has a list of semi-colon delimited keywords as specified in the EDR header. This row must be the first row in the file. All other contents of the file are ignored. This application computes all keyword values and places them in a table. This table is then used to match the names from this single row of keyword names and the keyword values are formatted in the same fashion as the list - a semi-colon delineated list of values. This single row of values is then appended to the TO file.
Note that this parameter is optional. If the TO file does not exist, it is created and the row containing the keyword list is written to it. After which all keyword values are appended to it. By this definition, the TO file can provide the keyword list and the KEYLIST parameter is not longer required. It is only really necessary when the TO file does not exist and it seeds the TO file with the keyword list.
Below is an example of how this line may look:
FILENAME;RIGHT_ASCENSION;DECLINATION;SC_SUN_POSITION_VECTOR;RETICLE_POINT_LATITUDE
Type | filename |
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File Mode | input |
Internal Default | None |
Filter | *.dat |
This parameter provides the name of the file where keyword values are written. The list of keyword names can be provided in the KEYLIST parameter or, if the TO file already exists, it may have the list of keywords in the first line of this file. See the KEYLIST parameter for further details. To use the TO file as the source of the keyword list, do not provided the KEYLIST parameter. Run this way implies the keyword list is in the TO file provided here.
If the TO file does not exist, the list of keywords must be provided in the KEYLIST parameter to seed the creation of the TO file for subsequent use in this application. When mdisedrinfo creates the TO file it writes the semi-colon delineated list of keword names as the first line of the file. The resulting values for those keywords are appended to the contents of the TO after it is created or if it already exists.
Each single run of mdisedrinfo results in a single row of keyword values. This single row is appended to the TO file. Each value is formatted according to PDS guidelines and delineated by a semi-colon, following the same format as the keyword name list supplied in KEYLIST.
TO is an optional output parameter as this program offers serveral options for presentation of the resulting values. Below is an example of an output line generated from the values as specified in the KEYLIST example:
EW0031509051D.IMG;58.94599 <DEG>;23.52788 <DEG>;(-98852166.98839 <KM>,105701815.82312 <KM>,45826277.13516 <KM>);("N/A","N/A","N/A","N/A")
Type | filename |
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File Mode | output |
Internal Default | None |
Filter | *.dat |
The name of a file where the keywords generated by this application are written in PVL form. This is an optional file and not generally used but does provide a more user-friendly view of the output data created by mdisedrinfo. If KEYLIST or TO is entered, the keywords listed in this source will also be the keywords written, otherwise only the keywords that are changed are reported.
Below is an example of the expected output for the PVL format:
FILENAME = EW0031509051D.IMG SOURCE_PRODUCT_ID = (msgr_20040803_20120401_od094sc.bsp, msgr_v070.tf, 0089907251_mdis_atthist.bc, 0001425715_0090876143_mdis_pivot.bc, de405.bsp, pck00008.tpc, pck00008_MSGR.tpc, mdisAddendum003.ti, naif0008.tls, messenger_390.tsc) RA_DEC_REF_PIXEL = (256.00000, 256.00000) RIGHT_ASCENSION = 58.94599 <DEG> DECLINATION = 23.52788 <DEG> TWIST_ANGLE = -169.91467 <DEG> RETICLE_POINT_RA = (63.79144, 52.09774, 65.35154, 54.51029) <DEG> RETICLE_POINT_DECLINATION = (29.50223, 27.59525, 19.15652, 17.39244) <DEG> SC_TARGET_POSITION_VECTOR = (-63778.06349, 18245.88488, -27909.07737) <KM> TARGET_CENTER_DISTANCE = 71968.53685 <KM> SLANT_DISTANCE = 67948.17343 <KM> CENTER_LATITUDE = -7.41010 <DEG> CENTER_LONGITUDE = 256.79419 <DEG> HORIZONTAL_PIXEL_SCALE = 24404.16696 <M> VERTICAL_PIXEL_SCALE = 24404.16696 <M> SMEAR_MAGNITUDE = "N/A" SMEAR_AZIMUTH = "N/A" NORTH_AZIMUTH = 253.70430 <DEG> RETICLE_POINT_LATITUDE = ("N/A", "N/A", "N/A", "N/A") RETICLE_POINT_LONGITUDE = ("N/A", "N/A", "N/A", "N/A") SUB_SPACECRAFT_LATITUDE = -22.86533 <DEG> SUB_SPACECRAFT_LONGITUDE = 305.16796 <DEG> SPACECRAFT_ALTITUDE = 65593.64024 <KM> SUB_SPACECRAFT_AZIMUTH = 358.70848 <DEG> SPACECRAFT_SOLAR_DISTANCE = 151804718.18318 <KM> SC_SUN_POSITION_VECTOR = (-98852166.98839, 105701815.82312, 45826277.13516) <KM> SC_SUN_VELOCITY_VECTOR = (18.82124, 14.64880, 4.90060) <KM/S> SOLAR_DISTANCE = 151801349.19267 <KM> SUB_SOLAR_AZIMUTH = 182.12965 <DEG> SUB_SOLAR_LATITUDE = 17.54908 <DEG> SUB_SOLAR_LONGITUDE = 203.65223 <DEG> INCIDENCE_ANGLE = 58.11450 <DEG> PHASE_ANGLE = 111.06803 <DEG> EMISSION_ANGLE = 52.98043 <DEG> LOCAL_HOUR_ANGLE = 233.14196 <DEG> End
Type | filename |
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File Mode | output |
Internal Default | None |
Filter | *.pvl |