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This input file contains the parameters to convert DN values (level 0 images) into temperatures and the weighting to apply to the final solution. Non-primary option. This is a special use case for SPC. If the file exists, then the code is processed and executed.
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BIAS.TXT allows you to make a small systematic shift to the spacecraft in the inertial frame from the SPK. It is designed for when you have a constant offset that you detect during approach and wish to put that same value in for all of the approach images. This allows corrections from REGISTER option G to be used before spk files are changed by FDS for immediate iteration.
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=== Weighting ===
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||Camera Number ||Coef 1 ||Coef 2 ||Coef 3 ||Coef 4 ||Weight 1 ||Weight 2 ||Weight 3 ||Weight 4 ||
|| ||C1 ||C 2 ||C 3 ||C 4 ||W 1 ||W 2 ||W 3 ||W 4 ||
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Here is a sample '''BIAS.TXT''' file:
 ||X ||Y ||Z ||
 || The offset in X || The offset in Y || The offset in Z ||

Units of X, Y and Z are in km.

=== Rows ===
The file has a single row, which has three entries. The offset in X, Y and Z.

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=== Example ===


Here is a sample '''BIAS.TXT''' file.
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.0001 .002 .03

BIAS.TXT

Category B

Version 3.0.1

Description

Non-primary option. This is a special use case for SPC. If the file exists, then the code is processed and executed.

BIAS.TXT allows you to make a small systematic shift to the spacecraft in the inertial frame from the SPK. It is designed for when you have a constant offset that you detect during approach and wish to put that same value in for all of the approach images. This allows corrections from REGISTER option G to be used before spk files are changed by FDS for immediate iteration.

Columns

  • X

    Y

    Z

    The offset in X

    The offset in Y

    The offset in Z

Units of X, Y and Z are in km.

Rows

The file has a single row, which has three entries. The offset in X, Y and Z.


Example

Here is a sample BIAS.TXT file.

.0001 .002 .03


CategoryThreeOhOne

BIAS.TXT (last edited 2018-05-22 11:19:26 by EricPalmer)