Name Prompt Count Type BUFILE DIPIX Filename 1-13 Char FILE Database File Name 1-64 Char DBSN Database Segment Name 1-8 Char VALU Grey-level Value List 1 Int THRS Gaussian Threshold 0-1 Real BIAS Class Bias 0-1 Real
Character: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Contents: (A A A)(M S)(C C C C)(. M S F)Characters 1 through 3 specify a Dipix area name. Characters 4 and 5 specify the type of file type (MS). Characters 6 through 9 specify a Dipix signature name. Characters 10 through 13 specify the file extension, which is normally .MSF for signature files. If the file extension is not specified, it defaults to ".MSF".
EASI>BUFILE="...string..."
EASI>FILE="file_spec"
EASI>DBSN="project "
EASI>VALU=nValues of 0 and 255 are invalid, as they will be used as the null and overlap classes respectively in the output theme map.
EASI>THRS=n EASI>THRS= | defaults to 3.0
EASI>BIAS=nn.nn EASI>BIAS= | defaults to 1.0
The signatures threshold (THRS) and bias (BIAS) may be specified in real values. THRS defaults to 3.0, and BIAS defaults to 1.0. An integer value between 1 and 254 that will represent the class corresponding to the signature in the output theme map created during classification must be specified using VALU.
The desired signature file name can be determined using the MBUREP program. All signature files have the file extension MSF.
The Dipix BU file name is stored in the segment history record upon completion of the data transfer.
MBUSIG only reads ONE signature file in per run. So if you want to read `N' signature segments from the tape, you must run MBUSIG `N' times, setting the appropriate parameters.
A description of the Dipix tape format is given in the documentation for the MBUREP program.
A TAPE MUST BE MOUNTED ON THE TAPE DRIVE BEFORE MBUSIG CAN BE RUN. CLEANING THE TAPE HEADS IS RECOMMENDED TO MINIMIZE THE CHANCE OF TAPE READ ERRORS.
EASI>BUFILE="ATBMSALL1" EASI>FILE="ATBMSALL.PIX" EASI>DBSN="Lakes" EASI>VALU=64 EASI>THRS= EASI>BIAS= EASI>RUN MBUSIG