Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Processing/RadiometricCalibration


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Timestamp:
Oct 4, 2007, 11:15:24 AM (17 years ago)
Author:
mggr
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  • Processing/RadiometricCalibration

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     1= Specim =
     2
     3Calibration files are produced by Specim when they do maintenance on the instrument.
     4
     5== Eagle ==
     6Files look like:
     7 SN100022_130207_XB.cfg::
     8   Lens configuration file - contains calibration date and a few other human-readable items
     9 SN100022_130207_XB.hdr::
     10   Header file for the data file..
     11 SN100022_130207_XB.cal::
     12   Data file (containing several frames?) of the per-pixel calibrations
     13
     14== Hawk ==
     15 SN300011_150207_NUC1.cfg::
     16   Lens configuration file - contains calibration date and a few other human-readable items
     17 SN300011_150207_NUC1.hdr::
     18   Header file for the data file..
     19 SN300011_150207_NUC1.cal::
     20   Data file (containing several frames?) of the per-pixel calibrations
     21 SN300011_150207_NUC1.bad::
     22   
     23
     24= CASI =
     25
     26Radiometric calibration done by <name of guy> at Environment Agency (or Met Office?).  Consists of five 700KB files named inXXaA.rad, where X = two digit calibration sequence (up to 36 for 2007) and A = aperature (1-5).
     27
     28Additionally, there is a file that describes the view angles for each pixel to compensate for (lens?) distortions in the view field.  The current version of this file is named NERC253_527tan.txt and looks like:
     29{{{
     300 26.311677 0.051465
     311 26.221749 0.089928
     322 26.131682 0.090067
     333 26.041477 0.090205
     344 25.951133 0.090344
     355 25.860650 0.090483
     366 25.770029 0.090621
     377 25.679270 0.090759
     388 25.588372 0.090898
     399 25.497337 0.091036
     40...
     41504 -26.131682 0.090205
     42505 -26.221749 0.090067
     43506 -26.311677 0.089928
     44507 -26.401465 0.089789
     45508 -26.491115 0.089649
     46509 -26.580625 0.089510
     47510 -26.669996 0.089371
     48511 -26.759227 0.089231
     49}}}
     50
     51I'm guessing CCD column number, X angle, Y angle.