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Common command line options for aznav
-v
Verbose output
-a2
Use second set of attitude data items (should come from Applanix - set 1 should be from Javad)
-p2
Use second set of position data items (should come from Applanix - set 1 should be from Javad)
-f <r> <p> <h>
Use bandpass filters for set 1 attitude items before final scan interpolation. <r> <p> and <h> are roll, pitch and heading filter half-widths respectively. Does this actually do anything if it only applies to set 1 and you've used the -a2 flag?
-h <HDF_Filename>
Use <HDF_Filename> as the output level 1b HDF file
-so <SCT_Offset>
Use given SCT (scan timing) offset to correct along-track deviations in output.
-at <GPT_Offset>
Use given GPT (GPS Timing) Offset to correct cross-track deviations output. Note get as close as you can using the SCT offset before changing this, since that will affect cross-track deviations as well.
-acv <p> <r> <h> <lever offsets 1-3>
Use given pitch, roll, heading and lever offset corrections (three terms for offset of scanner from prime antenna).
To get a more complete (somewhat dense) listing of aznav command-line switches type "aznav" with no arguments at the command-line. Note still may not be exhaustive.