Test 11: ReferencePeaks

Take PIT020 as the only maplet in MAPLIST.TXT. Generate 5cm images of the topography (which is based at TAG Site 1). Then we build a MAPLET, saving the MAPLETs flatMapVect at several states.

Simple Variations

Groups of images - (adjusted for 5cm)

Test11A - Detailed Survey.

Eric (Has 11 images, very low in sample space)

Test11B - Min Orbit B (by hand, calculate the minimum requirement)

Test11C - Average Orbit B (use a random Orbit B solution with 3 unique observation/illumination conditions)

Test11D - Best Orbit B (as we did before)

Test11E - Optimum Collection (as we did before)

Name	Sun Az	Sun Zenith	S/C Az	S/C Zenith
Optimum Collection1	0, 90, 180, 270	45	every 20	45
Optimum Collection2	135	30	every 20	45

Test11U - Criss Cross (combine both of these sets)

Name	Sun	S/C Az	S/C Zenith
Criss Cross 1	80, 60, 40, 20, 0, -20, -40, -60, -80	45	45
Criss Cross 2	45	0, 180	80, 60, 40, 20, 0

Variations

Spacecraft Azimuth Variations

Name	Sun	S/C Az	S/C Zenith	Who	RMS w/trans
Over11F Test11F	45, 0, -45	every 20	45	Diane	Test11F=0.77cm
Test11G	45, 0, -45	every 30	45	Diane	0.83cm
Test11H	45, 0, -45	every 45	45	Tanner
newover11IJRWnewTest11I Test11I	45, 0, -45	every 60	45	Kris	1.21cm
over11J newTest11J Test11J	45, 0, -45	every 90	45	John	2.52cm

Sun Variations

Name	Sun	S/C Az	S/C Zenith	Who	RMS w/trans
over11K Test11K	30	every 45	45	Diane	3.61cm
Test11L	30 -30	every 45	45	Tanner
Test11M	-45, -45	every 45	45	Kris
over11N Test11N	30, 0, -30	every 45	45	John
Test11P	45, 30, 0, -30, -45	every 45	45	Diane	0.71cm
Test11Q	60, 45, 30, 0, -30, -45, -60	every 45	45	Tanner
Test11R	60, 30, -30, -60	every 45	45	Kris	(eep 0.62cm)

Spacecraft Zenith Variations

Comparison

Name	Sun	S/C Az	S/C Zenith	Who	RMS w/trans
Over11S Test11S	45, 0, -45	every 45	0, 30, 60	John
Over11T Test11T	45, 0, -45	every 45	0, 20, 40, 60, 80	Tanner
Over11U Test11U	45, 0, -45	every 45	0, 14, 30, 45, 60, 75	Diane	1.02cm

Hill Data

I have created the following hills for testing

PIT007 - 7 deg tilt

PIT014 - 14 deg tilt

PIT020 - 20 deg tilt <-- Let's use this one

PIT030 - 30 deg tilt

PIT045 - 45 deg tilt

PIT060 - 60 deg tilt

Truth Maplets

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T11TRU.MAP - already built.

It has the truth heights loaded from PIT020.

T11TRU.TXT -- Text file of the maplet.

Use for plotting transits

t11-truth.obj -- OBJ file for testing using CompareOBJ

Testing Maplets

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Build a model MAPLET using TAG Site 1 center position (5cm resolution and Q=49).

Do not load a base map for topography

Create MOD20#, which # is the test number (letter)

Align the images with the key location at 50/50.

Build template with 100

(Skip until close to perfect) -- Do an auto align

Build height using the iteration template

Do flatMapVec and rename it to mod-20#-1

Do compMapVec between MOD20# and T11TRU

Repeat as necessary

Iteration Template

004428 fill no data with shape slope7.016yy1 condition with overlapping maps2 condition with existing topo.016yy0 begin integration.0251000v1u1o overlapsRECENTn1irnn

Useful copy/paste stuff

echo CENTER | /usr/local/localBin/flatMapVec /usr/local/localBin/compMapVec MAPFILES/CENTER MAPFILES/T11TRU.MAP~/eval/bin/Maplet2FITS MAPFILES/CENTER fit ~/eval/bin/FITS2OBJ --local fit center.obj ~/eval/bin/CompareOBJ --compute-optimal-translation-and-rotation center.obj newtru.obj convert LMRK_DISPLAY1.pgm display.jpgmkdir step02cp CENTER.TXT MAPFILES/CENTER.MAP step02gnuplotset term x11set style data linesplot 'NEW020.TXT' u 0:50 lw 3 lc 0, 'CENTER.TXT' u 0:50 set output 'out.png' set term pngreplotunset outputset term x11exitmv out.png mod20f.obj MOD20F.TXT comp.txt display.jpg step2

Save States

The goal is to see the evolution of the model over time. You can stop iterations once the peak and base are stable. The most likely tool to evaluate if the model has reached it best fit will be transit.

Save the flatMapVect statistics at the following number of iterations

1st

2nd

3rd

5th

10th

15th

20th

50th (if needed)

100th (if needed)

200th (if needed)

Examples

Example of a 14 degree peak, measured at difference locations

Example of a 20 degree peak, measured over time