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JohnVV
post Mar 29 2011, 05:08 AM
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What I'm really trying to figure out is if and where map-projected lat/long information is maintained. Thanks!

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in the isis cub file it is in the header and from spiceinit
the time is given in the header and the location is imported from the spice kernel
with the time and location the lat/long for every pixel can be calculated

now some cub files like a map projected file like this example
CODE
  GROUP = ISIS_INGESTION
    PDS2ISIS_VERSION = "2003-05-01"
    PDS2ISIS_TRANSLATION_TABLE =
      "/usgs/isisd/galdata/ssi_pds2isis_translation.def.1"
  END_GROUP = ISIS_INGESTION
  GROUP = ISIS_MOSAIC
    SPACECRAFT_NAME = (GALILEO_1,GALILEO_1,GALILEO_1,GALILEO_1)
    INSTRUMENT_ID = ("SSI","SSI","SSI","SSI")
    PRODUCT_ID = ("C9I0005","G2I0073","E6I0060","21I0170")
    IMAGE_NUMBER = ("0401740700","0359986578","0383758500","0506406839")
  END_GROUP = ISIS_MOSAIC

  GROUP = IMAGE_MAP_PROJECTION
    A_AXIS_RADIUS = 1821.46
    B_AXIS_RADIUS = 1821.46
    C_AXIS_RADIUS = 1821.46
    POSITIVE_LONGITUDE_DIRECTION = "WEST"
    KEYWORD_LATITUDE_TYPE = "PLANETOCENTRIC"
    LONGITUDE_SYSTEM = 180
    MINIMUM_LATITUDE = -90.0
    MAXIMUM_LATITUDE = 90.0
    WESTERNMOST_LONGITUDE = 180.0
    EASTERNMOST_LONGITUDE = -180.0
    MAP_RESOLUTION = 31.7904741933759
    MAP_SCALE = 1.0
    MAP_PROJECTION_TYPE = "SIMPLE_CYLINDRICAL"
    CENTER_LONGITUDE = 0.0
    PROJECTION_LATITUDE_TYPE = "PLANETOGRAPHIC"
    LINE_PROJECTION_OFFSET = -2861.5
    SAMPLE_PROJECTION_OFFSET = -5722.5
  END_GROUP = IMAGE_MAP_PROJECTION
END_OBJECT = QUBE
END

is set in the "IMAGE_MAP_PROJECTION" group

or for this cub of dione "N1507741140_2.cub"( after spiceinit and NOT map projected ) it is in the
"Group = Instrument "( the time) &"Group = Kernels " part of the header & in the body rotation

CODE
Group = Instrument
    SpacecraftName          = Cassini-Huygens
    InstrumentId            = ISSNA
    TargetName              = Dione
    StartTime               = 2005-284T16:30:24.493
    StopTime                = 2005-284T16:30:24.553
    ExposureDuration        = 60.0 <Milliseconds>
    AntibloomingStateFlag   = On

------------------------------------and in the kernel ------------------------------------------------
Group = Kernels
    NaifFrameCode             = -82360
    LeapSecond                = $base/kernels/lsk/naif0009.tls
    TargetAttitudeShape       = ($base/kernels/pck/pck00009.tpc,
                                 $cassini/kernels/pck/cpck15Nov2005.tpc)
    TargetPosition            = (Table, $base/kernels/spk/de405.bsp)
    InstrumentPointing        = (Table, $cassini/kernels/ck/05282_05287ra.bc,
                                 $cassini/kernels/fk/cas_v40.tf)
    Instrument                = Null
    SpacecraftClock           = $cassini/kernels/sclk/cas00139.tsc
    InstrumentPosition        = (Table,
                                 $cassini/kernels/spk/051114R_SCPSE_05275_05293.bsp)
    InstrumentAddendum        = $cassini/kernels/iak/IssNAAddendum004.ti
    ShapeModel                = Null
    InstrumentPositionQuality = Reconstructed
    InstrumentPointingQuality = Reconstructed
    CameraVersion             = 1
  End_Group
End_Object
---------------- and the body rotation-------------------------
Object = Table
  Name           = BodyRotation
  StartByte      = 4284569
  Bytes          = 40
  Records        = 1
  ByteOrder      = Lsb
  Description    = "Created by spiceinit"
  Kernels        = ($base/kernels/spk/de405.bsp,
                    $base/kernels/pck/pck00009.tpc,
                    $cassini/kernels/pck/cpck15Nov2005.tpc)
  SolarLongitude = 339.77037710307

so if it is not map projected then it is calculated on the fly
qview does that when you view an image
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Drkskywxlt
post Mar 29 2011, 02:20 PM
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Thanks John! That's what I was unsure of. If this data was part of the .cub once the file was imported to IDL or if the .cub file just had pixel value data.
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post Dec 23 2011, 04:38 AM
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I was playing around with one of Oppy's deck pictures... I cant wait to see a good mosaic..
I just don't have a mosaic tool that would do these images justice... I could do this with the right tool!

**** what's your favorite mosaic tool for MER images ? ****


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In this test image, I tried to bring out the terrain below the solar wings and just ended up amplifying the JPEG artifacts on the solar cells (darn down sampled image!) I was going to grab the below wing terrain and paste it onto a regular L456 ... But I really should try a mosaic...


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JohnVV
post Dec 24 2011, 02:46 PM
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ISIS3 or for a normal mosaic Nip2
http://www.vips.ecs.soton.ac.uk/index.php?title=VIPS

uses tie points
http://www.vips.ecs.soton.ac.uk/supported/...ipguidese2.html
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Zack Moratto
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You could also use Hugin for a normal mosaic.

http://hugin.sourceforge.net/

In the past (3 years ago), I had bad experiences with the software. Now-a-days it's actually pretty awesome and can stitch things together automatically. You can also swap out the automatic tie point software with whatever you like.
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