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== Specific Projects == * [[Tsiolkovsky]] -- First project * [[Ingiini]] - Evaluation of topography of the lunar swirls == Building Photometic Cubes == A Photometric cube is a abstraction of a physical location on a surface in which every image is registered to an SPC [[bigmap]] with backplanes. [[Detailed Description]] -- More info about what a cube is and how to use it. Channels * if.cub * phase.cub * i.cub * e.cub [[Steps to build]] -- The details of how to build them |
Bob created a suite of programs used to handle a line-scanning (push broom) type of imager.
Here are notes about how it works and what we've learned.
mosaic -- While not an X-file-only tool, is heavily used to support data processing
Specific Object (includes PROCESS_<whatever>)
LRO_setup -- What is needed to make LRO work
Specific Projects
Tsiolkovsky -- First project
Ingiini - Evaluation of topography of the lunar swirls
Building Photometic Cubes
A Photometric cube is a abstraction of a physical location on a surface in which every image is registered to an SPC bigmap with backplanes.
Detailed Description -- More info about what a cube is and how to use it.
- Channels
- if.cub
- phase.cub
- i.cub
- e.cub
Steps to build -- The details of how to build them