photostat Documentation

photostat - Give geometric information about the image
Read image labels that have mission data including:  SPACECRAFT_NAME,
INSTRUMENT_ID, TARGET_NAME, and SPICE information and compute image re-
solution, emission angle, incidence angle and phase angle at the input
line and sample unless none are entered, in which case the statistics
will be computed at the center of the image.  Other statistics will be
latitude and longitude range, etc.  This program may be used to simply
list geometric information about the cube or it may be used in a TAE
procedure to extract information about the cube to be used by the pro-
cedure.  The values that are returned to a procedure are listed below as
output parameters.

Programmer: K Teal Thompson, U.S.G.S. Flagstaff, 2 Nov 2000

Input cube file name
(Default extension is .cub)

NONE

Band # from which filter will be
reported

--

Line position in cube

--

Sample position in cube

--

Latitude in cube

--

Longitude in cube

The following parameters are
output only.
(All values are real)

--

output line position in cube

LOCAL13

output sample position in cube

LOCAL14

output latitude in cube

LOCAL15

output longitude in cube

LOCAL16

Emission angle

LOCAL1

Incidence angle

LOCAL2

Phase angle

LOCAL3

Subspacecraft latitude

LOCAL4

Subspacecraft longitude

LOCAL5

Subsolar latitude

LOCAL6

Subsolar longitude

LOCAL7

Resolution (kilometers/pixel)

LOCAL8

Minimum latitude

LOCAL9

Maximum latitude

LOCAL10

Minimum longitude

LOCAL11

Maximum longitude

LOCAL12

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

Parm	Description
FROM	Input cube file name. If the file extension is omitted, then ".cub" will be assumed.
BAND	The band number for which the user requests to have the filter information reported.
LINE	The latitude and longitude of any line,samp in the cube may be listed using the LINE and SAMP parameters. Both LINE and SAMP must be entered to use this option. If this option is used, then the photostatistics will be found for this line and sample instead of the center line and sample.
SAMP	See LINE.
LAT	The line and sample of any lat,lon in the cube may be listed using the LAT and LON parameters. Both LAT and LON must be entered to use this option.
LON	See LAT.
OUTLINE	Return the line position in cube that corresponds to the input latitude and longitude.
OUTSAMP	Return the sample position in cube that corresponds to the input latitude and longitude.
OUTLAT	Return the latitude that corresponds to the input line and sample.
OUTLON	Return the longitude that corresponds to the input line and sample.
EMA	Return the emission angle at the center of the image, or at the line and sample entered by the user. Emission angle will be set to 900, if the center of the image or the user input line and sample are not on the planet.
INC	Return the incidence angle at the center of the image, or at the line and sample entered by the user. Incidence angle will be set to 900, if the center of the image or the user input line and sample are not on the planet.
PHASE	Return the phase angle at the center of the image or at the line and sample entered by the user. Phase angle will be set to 900, if the center of the image or the user input line and sample are not on the planet.