Isis 2 Documentation
regcolor - Find common lat,lon range and project to SINU or ORTH This procedure will find the latitude and longitude range common to all the cubes in the set using PHOTOSTAT and run PLANORTH or PLANSINU and GEOM to create a set of cubes that will be the same size and have the same mapping parameters so that they can be merged into a multi-band cube. (This procedure does not merge the cubes.) This procedure will work for any mission that uses PLANORTH and PLANSINU. The camera angles of all cubes in a color set must be corrected with TVTIE,/MATCH and JIGSAW before this procedure is used. The "tfile.dat" file created by PLANSINU or PLANORTH is automatically deleted by this procedure. PROGRAMMER: Kay Edwards, USGS, Flagstaff, AZ
Parm | Description | Default |
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FROM | Input cube names (default extension is .cub) | NONE |
TO | Output cube names (default extension is .cub) | NONE |
PROJ | Map projection (SINU or ORTH) | SINU |
CLAT | Center latitude of the orthographic | -- |
CLON | Center longitude of the sinusoidal or orthographic | -- |
SCALE | Map resolution in km/pix |
ADDITIONAL NOTES:
Parm | Description |
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FROM | Input cube file names. If the file extension is omitted, then ."cub" will be assumed. A maximum of 50 files may be entered. |
TO | Output cube file names. If the file extension is omitted, then ."cub" will be assumed. A maximum of 50 files may be entered. |
PROJ | Only to projections are allowed, Sinusoidal Equal-area (SINU) or Orthographic (ORTH). If SINU is chosen, PLANSINU will be used to create the "tfile" to project the images. If ORTH is chosen, PLANORTH will be used. |
CLAT | The center latitude is used only by the orthographic projection (PROJ=ORTH). The default is to use the center latitude of the first cube. |
CLON | The center longitude is used by both the orthographic projection (PROJ=ORTH) and the sinusoidal projection (PROJ=SINU). The default is to use the center longitude of the first cube. |
SCALE | Map resolution in km/pix. The default is to use the resolution of the first cube. |
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