Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of Processing/BadATMScans

Timestamp:

Sep 3, 2008, 2:35:40 PM (16 years ago)

Author:

anee

Comment:

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Processing/BadATMScans

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  * Once the bil files have been created, run '''''atm_bad_scans.py -f <filename> -t <pixel_threshold> -m <multiple> -b <bands>'''''.
-   * -f file to scan
-   * -t number of pixels which have to be bad for a line to be considered bad (good starting point ~120)
-   * -m if a pixel in the current line is -m times larger or smaller than a pixel in previous the line it is considered bad (good starting point ~3)
-This will read all the bands in the bil file and returns all the bad scan lines it finds (and writes these into a txt file with the same name as the bil file for easy copy and paste into the scripts). The bad scans are high values and 'slipped scans'. All zero value scans (and most of the slipped scans) should be removed automatically by the az* software.
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+    -f file to scan[[BR]]
+    -t number of pixels which have to be bad for a line to be considered bad (good starting point ~120)[[BR]]
+    -m if a pixel in the current line is -m times larger or smaller than a pixel in previous the line it is considered bad (good starting point ~3)[[BR]]
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+   This will read all the bands in the bil file and returns all the bad scan lines it finds (and writes these into a txt file with the same name as the bil file for easy copy and paste into the scripts). The bad scans are high values and 'slipped scans'. All zero value scans (and most of the slipped scans) should be removed automatically by the az* software.
 
  * Copy the bad scan line numbers from the txt files into the corresponding scripts after the -eds option. The lines numbers entered into the scripts will be marked as bad in the hdfs after running the scripts. These will still be visible when viewing the hdfs but will not be present in the level 3 GeoTIFFs.