Parent Topic: MIAVHRR

EXAMPLE

Example 1:

Read an entire 5-band AVHRR image from a tape to database. If FILE does not exist, MIAVHRR will create a 5 channel database that will contain the entire image from tape.

 EASI>FILE="96030813.pix"     | new database file to receive imagery
 EASI>MTIC=                   | defaults to 1,2,3,4,5
 EASI>DBOC=                   | defaults to 1,2,3,4,5
 EASI>MTIW=                   | defaults to entire image on tape
 EASI>DBOW=                   | defaults to entire database
 EASI>AVHRRSEG=               | segment will be created
 EASI>DBGC=                   | segment will be created
 EASI>STARTFIL=1             
 EASI>RUN MIAVHRR
The last created segment will be the GCP segment. The output parameter, LASC, will be set equal to the segment number of this GCP segment (in other words, it will be set equal to DBGC).

Example 2:

Read the 3 AVHRR thermal channels with a 2048x2048 window from a LAC tape. The database file already exists. It has 3 channels, a size of 2048 pixels x 2048 lines, and an existing GCP segment (segment number 5). A text segment will be created to receive AVHRR Calibration/Orbit data. The existing GCP segment (segment number 5) will be overwritten with the new GCPs of the specified window.

 EASI>FILE="AVHRR.pix"
 EASI>MTIC=3,4,5             
 EASI>DBOC=1,2,3             
 EASI>MTIW=0,0,2048,2048     
 EASI>DBOW=0,0,2048,2048
 EASI>AVHRRSEG=               | Segment will be created
 EASI>DBGC=5                  | Existing segment will be modified
 EASI>STARTFIL=1
 EASI>RUN MIAVHRR
The last created segment will be the text segment. The output parameter, LASC, will be set equal to the segment number of this text segment (in other words, it will be set equal to AVHRRSEG).


Parent Topic: MIAVHRR
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