Changes between Version 30 and Version 31 of Procedures/OwlProcessing

Timestamp:

Aug 3, 2017, 12:48:38 PM (7 years ago)

Author:

dac

Comment:

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Procedures/OwlProcessing

@@ -5 +5 @@
 == Owl Pre-Processing Checks==
 
-Before processing, or as part of unpacking, the following checks are recommended:
+These are normally done as part of unpacking.
 
 1) Check for dark frames. From the top level directory run:
-
+{{{
 grep -rnw thermal/owl/*/capture/*.hdr -e "autodarkstartline"
-
+}}}
 Data cannot be processed without this keyword, so ensure that it is listed for each flightline. If dark frames are missing they can be added following instructions in the Dark Frames section.
 
 2) Check for nav synchronisation:
-
+{{{
 grep -rnw thermal/owl/*/capture/*.hdr -e "GPS"
-
+}}}
 If there are no GPS times in the data header, the data cannot be geocorrected. Use owl_hdr_fix.py to add the times from the file modification time and check it is reasonable.
 
 3) Check for calibration data:
-
+{{{
 ls thermal/owl/*/capture/T1* [[BR]]
 ls thermal/owl/*/capture/T2* [[BR]]
-
+}}}
 Make sure that there is at least 1 T1 and 1 T2 file present for the flight and that it is located in the same directory as the flight data. If there are double the number of expected flightlines, then the calibration data is probably stored in separate directories from the flight data. The unpacking scripts should move the raw data into ordered number flightline directories and the T1 and T2 files into directories labelled by time.
 
@@ -54 +54 @@
 == Radiometric Calibration ==
 
-Specim have provided a tool to process the Owl raw data into calibrated data.  Details on using this tool are located [https://arsf-dan.nerc.ac.uk/trac/wiki/Procedures/OwlProcessing/OwlTool here] if required.
+Specim have provided a tool to process the Owl raw data into calibrated data.  Details on using this tool are located [wiki:Procedures/OwlProcessing/OwlTool here] if required.
 
-To batch process the data use: batch_cal_owl_proctool.py  -p <project directory>
-
-To process individual lines use: cal_owl_proctool.py -p <project directory> -f <flightline>
-
+To batch process the data use: 
+{{{
+batch_cal_owl_proctool.py  -p <project directory>
+}}}
+To process individual lines use:
+{{{
+cal_owl_proctool.py -p <project directory> -f <flightline>
+}}}
 Use the -s flag if the raw files did not have dark frames and have been stitched into the processing/owl/flightlines/stitched directory.