photosort Documentation

photosort - Sort a list of images based on photo statistic constraints
Programmer: Tammy Becker, U.S.G.S., Flagstaff
Photosort takes an input list of filenames and creates a new output file
that contains the filenames of the images that fall within the user
specified constraints.  The constraints are defined by the TAE
parameters that allow the user to enter a range of values for each of
the photo statistics.  The photo statistic parameters that are defaulted
to null will not be included in the contraints. One last constraint is
the gain mode id, which is a one value constraint, the valid values
are either 0,1,2,3 or 4. If gain is left at default of null, it will not
be used as a constraint.  Start_times of 1950 are automatically
eliminated, as well as images that have a center latitude and longitude
off the planet.

List of input cube file names
  (No default extension)

NONE

List of output cube file names
  (No default extension)

NONE

Emission angle range

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Incidence angle range

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Phase angle range

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Subspacecraft latitude range

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Subspacecraft longitude range

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Subsolar latitude range

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Subsolar longitude range

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Resolution (km/px) range

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Latitude range

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Longitude range

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Gain mode id (0,1,2,3)

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ADDITIONAL NOTES:

Parm	Description
FROMLIST	Input file list name. This is an ascii file that can be created with the directory listing command that contains the path and filenames.
TOLIST	Output file list name. This contains all the filenames that have fallen within the constraints.
EMA	Emission angle range. The image falls within the emission angle constraint if the angle of the image is greater than or equal to ema(1) and less than or equal to ema(2). If ema = null, the emission angle will not be used as a constraint.
INC	Incidence angle range. The image falls within the incidence angle constraint if the angle of the image is greater than or equal to inc(1) and less than or equal to inc(2). If inc = null, the incidence angle will not be used as a constraint.
PHASE	Phase angle range. The image falls within the phase angle constraint if the angle of the image is greater than or equal to phase(1) and less than or equal to phase(2). If phase = null, the phase angle will not be used as a constraint.
SCLAT	Subspacecraft latitude range. The image falls within the constraint if the subspacecraft latitude of the image is greater than or equal to sclat(1) and less than or equal to sclat(2). If sclat = null, the subspacecraft latitude will not be used as a constraint.
SCLON	Subspacecraft longitude range. The image falls within the constraint if the subspacecraft longitude of the image is greater than or equal to sclon(1) and less than or equal to sclon(2). If sclon = null, the subspacecraft longitude will not be used as a constraint.
SUNLAT	Subsolar latitude range. The image falls within the constraint if the subsolar latitude of the image is greater than or equal to sunlat(1) and less than or equal to sunlat(2). If sunlat = null, the subsolar latitude will not be used as a constraint.
SUNLON	Subsolar longitude range. The image falls within the constraint if the subsolar longitude of the image is greater than or equal to sunlon(1) and less than or equal to sunlon(2). If sunlon = null, the subsolar longitude will not be used as a constraint.
RES	Resolution range (km/px). The image falls within the constraint if the resolution of the image is greater than or equal to res(1) and less than or equal to res(2). If res = null, the resolution will not be used as a constraint.
LAT	Latitude range. The image falls within the constraint if latitude range of the image is greater than or equal to lat(1) and less than or equal to lat(2). If lat = null, the latitude range will not be used as a constraint.
LON	Longitude range. The image falls within the constraint if longitude range of the image is greater than or equal to lon(1) and less than or equal to lon(2). If lon = null, the longitude range will not be used as a constraint.
GAIN	Gain mode id (0,1,2,3). The image falls within the constraint if the gain mode id of the image is equal to GAIN. If GAIN = null, the gain mode id will not be used as a constraint.