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<H3>Command Line Options</H3>
<PRE>
 Usage: gcpworks [options]
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GCPWorks accepts a number of command line options for debugging, and 
launching with a predefined configuration.
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<PRE>
 -math None/Polynomial/ThinPlate/RTCS/SatOrtho
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The -math option can be used to specify the mathematical modelling to
be used.  The argument should be one of the indicated mathematical modelling
types.  If all three of the -math, -process and -master arguments are 
provided the GCPWorks Setup panel will be skipped.
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<PRE>
 -process Full/Mosaic/Review
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The -process option can be used to specify Processing Requirements for this
session.  The Full option requests the full process, including GCP collection
and mosaicing.  The Mosaic option indicates that the existing georeferencing
should be used to perform mosaicing rather than collect any GCPs, and the
Review option indicates that only GCP collection and review steps should 
available.   If all three of the -math, -process and -master arguments are 
provided the GCPWorks Setup panel will be skipped.
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<PRE>
 -master Image/Hardcopy/User/Vectors/Chips/SimulatedSAR
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The -master option can be used to define the type of the master data to
which the source (uncorrected) image should be tied down.  That is the
item on which the georeferenced image locations will be collected.  Image
indicates Image To Image tiedown, Hardcopy indicates tiedown to a map on
a digitising table, User indicates the user will enter the georeferenced
locations by hand, Vectors indicates Image To Vector tiedown and Chips
indicates that the user will be using a GCP Chip database.
If all three of the -math, -process and -master arguments are 
provided the GCPWorks Setup panel will be skipped.
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<PRE>
 -rawfile filename
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The -rawfile command line option may be used to pre-select the uncorrected
image file to be processed.  The user will not be required to perform the
Select Uncorrected Image step.
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<PRE>
 -lockraw
</PRE>
The -lockraw commandline option will ensure that the main panel button
for selecting a new uncorrected file remains disabled, so a user cannot select
a new source file.  This is normally used to prevent users changing the
raw file from the one passed via the -rawfile commandline switch
in scripted applications using GCPWorks.  Note that the -rawfile command
line switch should be used, or the -lockraw switch will prevent any raw
file from being selected by the user.
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<PRE>
 -masterfile filename
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The -masterfile command line option may be used to pre-select the 
georeferenced image file to be tied down to.  The user will not be required 
to perform the Select Georeferenced Image step.
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<PRE>
 -lockmaster
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The -lockmaster commandline option will ensure that the main panel button
for selecting a new master file remains disabled, so a user cannot select
a new master file.  This is normally used to prevent users changing the
master file from the one passed via the -masterfile commandline switch
in scripted applications using GCPWorks.  Note that the -masterfile command
line switch should be used, or the -lockmaster switch will prevent any master
file from being selected by the user.
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<PRE>
 -gcp filename segment_number
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The -gcp command line option can be used to preselect a segment of GCPs
to be loaded.
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<PRE>
 -saveconfig
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The -saveconfig commandline option will cause the names of the source and
destination files to be saved to the FILI, and FILO parameters in the 
parameter file when final disk to disk registration is performed.  As well
the input, and output channel lists (up to a maximum of 16 channels) are
saved to DBIC, and DBOC at the same time.
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<PRE>
 -debug
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Places GCPWorks in debugging mode. Plentiful output is sent to the terminal
window.
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