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cubeatt

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Cube attribute editor

Overview

Parameters

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3

Description

Copies the input cube to the output cube using the specified attributes.

History

Jacob Danton	2005-11-16	Original version
Jacob Danton	2006-02-06	Added examples
Jeff Anderson	2007-06-25	Added ability to optionally not propagate tables
Steven Lambright and Stuart Sides	2012-07-03	Cube attributes on EVERY program in Isis have had their behavior modified. If you type an unrecognized attribute (e.g. out.cub+Bsqq instead of out.cub+Bsq), instead of ignoring you an error will be thrown. Please see: http://isis.astrogeology.usgs.gov/documents/CommandLine/CommandLine.html for an explanation of Cube Attributes.
Kimberly Oyama	2014-04-07	Added an app test for repeating virtual band input. References #1927.

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Parameter Groups

Files

Name	Description
FROM	Input file
TO	Output cube

Options

Name	Description
PROPTABLES	Propagate tables

Files: FROM

Description

The input cube.

Type	cube
File Mode	input
Filter	*.cub

Close Window

Files: TO

Description

The resultant cube with attribute modifications.

Type	cube
File Mode	output
Filter	*.cub

Close Window

Options: PROPTABLES

Description

This option allows the user to select if tables will be propagated to the output cube

Type	boolean
Default	true

Close Window

Example 1

cubeatt example

Description

Example of the cubeatt program.

Command Line

cubeatt from=peaks.cub+1 to=peaks_band1.cub

Copy the first band of peaks.cub into peaks_band1.cub.

GUI Screenshot

cubeatt GUI

Example GUI

Screenshot of GUI with parameters filled in to perform this example

Input Image

Input image

Parameter Name: FROM

This is the input image, peaks.cub.

Output Image

Output image

Example output

Parameter Name: TO

This is the output image which consists of just the first band of peaks. Notice, it is impossible to tell them apart.

Example 2

cubeatt example

Description

Example of the cubeatt program.

Command Line

cubeatt from=peaks.cub to=peaks_8bit.cub+8bit+0.0:255.0

Copy an 8bit version of peaks.cub into peaks_8bit.cub.

GUI Screenshot

cubeatt GUI

Example GUI

Screenshot of GUI with parameters filled in to perform this example

Input Image

Input image

Parameter Name: FROM

This is the input image, peaks.cub.

Output Image

Output image

Example output

Parameter Name: TO

This is the output image which is an 8-bit version of the original which is 32-bits. Again, it is impossible to tell them apart.

Example 3

cubeatt example

Description

Example of the cubeatt program.

Command Line

cubeatt from=peaks.cub+1 to=peaks_8bit.cub+8bit+75.0:125.0

Copy an 8bit version of the first band in peaks.cub into peaks_cropped.cub that has a output range from 75 to 125.

GUI Screenshot

cubeatt GUI

Example GUI

Screenshot of GUI with parameters filled in to perform this example

Input Image

Input image

Parameter Name: FROM

This is the input image, peaks.cub.

Output Image

Output image

Example output

Parameter Name: TO

This is the output image which is an 8-bit version of the first band of the original which is 32-bits. The range of the output image has been limited to values between 75 and 125.

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Parameter Groups

Files

Options

Files: FROM

Description

Files: TO

Description

Options: PROPTABLES

Description

Example 1

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Command Line

GUI Screenshot

Input Image

Output Image

Example 2

Description

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Output Image

Example 3

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Input Image

Output Image