Changes between Version 22 and Version 23 of Procedures/DeliveryCreation/Hyperspectral

Timestamp:

Feb 4, 2011, 11:49:06 AM (14 years ago)

Author:

knpa

Comment:

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Procedures/DeliveryCreation/Hyperspectral

@@ -34 +34 @@
    * For non-UK flights, copy in ~arsf/dems/geoid-spheroid/sphsep15lx.grd UNLESS we supply a LIDAR DEM in which case they will not need this file.
  1. If the script has not done so, copy the mosaics and jpegs of flightlines created above into the screenshots directory
- 1. '''New style read me is largely untested - expect some errors - let mark1 know so he can fix the scripts.'''
+ 1. Ensure that the filenames of the level 1 files and flightline jpegs are correct - they should be [eh]JJJaff1b.*, where [eh] is e for eagle or h for hawk, JJJ is the julian day of the flight, a is a flight letter if appropriate (usually a, b or occasionally c), and ff is the flightline number. There should be one level 1 file (or set of files, if there are .bil and .bil.hdr files in addition to the HDF) per flightline. If any are missing for particular sensors (eg. because the sensor failed), this should be explained in the readme file.
+ 1. Create Readme: [[BR]]
+  '''New style read me is largely untested - expect some errors - let mark1 know so he can fix the scripts.'''
   1. Create a config file for the read me using the generate_readme_config.py script. Use a command such as `generate_readme_config.py -d <delivery_directory> -r hyper` 
   1. Edit the config file and check all the items are filled in:
@@ -42 +44 @@
    1. line_numbering should contain a space separated list of line names linking the logsheet to the processed files.
    1. All "compulsory" items should contain data
- 1. Step 7 below has been '''provisionally''' scripted in full but still might require fixing and feedback (to iopa)
-   1. If the filled in config file is put in the delivery directory then
-   1. To fix filenames, generate TeX and PDF use `deliverProject.sh -d <main project directory> -p <project code> -i <PI name>` to display what will be executed
-   1. If everything seems in order then add '-x' to execute it all.
- 1. Fix file names and use the config file above to generate the readme Tex and PDF
-  1. Ensure that the filenames of the level 1 files and flightline jpegs are correct - they should be [eh]JJJaff1b.*, where [eh] is e for eagle or h for hawk, JJJ is the julian day of the flight, a is a flight letter if appropriate (usually a, b or occasionally c), and ff is the flightline number. There should be one level 1 file (or set of files, if there are .bil and .bil.hdr files in addition to the HDF) per flightline. If any are missing for particular sensors (eg. because the sensor failed), this should be explained in the readme file.
-  1. Create a TeX file. Use the script `create_latex_hyperspectral_readme.py -f <config filename>`
+  1. Use the config file to generate the readme Tex and PDF
+   1. Create a TeX file. Use the script `create_latex_hyperspectral_readme.py -f <config filename>`
    1. This file can be reviewed and edited in any text editor if needed.
-  1. Create a PDF file by running `latex <tex_filename>`
+   1. Create a PDF file by running `latex <tex_filename>`
    1. Review the read me and check carefully to see if it looks OK with all relevant information present.
    1. Copy it to the delivery directory and remove any temporary files. Recommended to keep the TeX file until after delivery checking in case any edits are required.