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make_scriptT

(Compiled by DL)

Purpose: Generates the run script and .INN files required to tile a bigmap with a suite of new maplets.

Requires

• make_scriptT.in - text file containing references to the bigmap and make_scriptT.seed file, and the bigmap pixel/line locations for the centers of each new maplet.

• make_scriptT.seed - text file containing the lithos option commands for generating each maplet.

NB: lithos requires a number of directories and files - refer to relevant guide.

Output

make_scriptT outputs:

• run_script.b - run script for maplet creation.
• .INN files - lithos seed file for each new maplet.

run_script.b output:

• .OOT files - standard output from lithos for each new maplet.

• SUMFILES/ - S/C and camera information are updated by lithos as image shifts are accepted. New landmarks and limb fits are added to the SUMFILEs;

• LMKFILES/ - LMKFILES for each new maplet are created and populated by lithos.

• SUMFILES/ - MAPFILES for each new maplet are created and populated by lithos.

• a number of information text and display files in the working directory are modified by lithos; please refer to the relevant guide.

Using make_scriptT

Generate a Tiling Bigmap

The user must generate a bigmap which covers the region of interest and whose parameters are set up such that the new maplets will overlap by the desired amount.

Bigmap .in File

The user must adjust the bigmap pixel scale in the tiling .in file in order to achieve the desired maplet overlap ratio. This is done by applying a multiplicative factor to the maplet ground sample distance (GSD) as follows:

• maplet GSD = 10cm
  bigmap scale = 10cm * 1.5 = 15cm to achieve a 25% overlap

Example set of multiplicative factors:

Example BGMAP1.in:

m                                   <- To locate, reference to a map
START1                              <- Reference map name
   49 49                            <- Reference map pixel/line location
   0.00013  130  1.23400  1000      <- scale (km/pixel), Q size, integer random seed, maximum maplet scale
BGMAP1                              <- bigmap name
1                                   <- bigmap program commands
.005
.025
1
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0

In order to achieve the desired

For example:

bigmap < scripts/BGMAP1.in

Please refer to the relevant guide for using the program, bigmap.

Create Input Files

Example make_scriptT.in file (see make_scriptT.in for further details):

XXXXXX
scripts/t11-10.seed
      50   50
     100   50
     150   50
     200   50
      50  100
     100  100
     150  100
     200  100
      50  150
     100  150
     150  150
     200  150
      50  200
     100  200
     150  200
     200  200
END

Example make_scriptT.seed file (see make_scriptT.seed for further details):

0.00010,49
g
i
a
y
.5
n
x
.025
0
a
b
n
XXXXXX
n
2
b
n
XXXXXX
u
1
v
2
e
a
0,60,.25,.25,0,3
1
0
3
n
0
y
1
0
1
n
0
y
0
c
.5
0
0
40
1
0
3
n
0
y
1
0
1
n
0
y
e
o
.5
0
a
u
1
0
0
40
2
8
2
.01
1
4
1, 2.5, 3  
6
y
y
0
.025
30
0
u
1
v
1
1
0
1
n
0
y
u
1
0
0
40
1
0
2
n
0
y
1
0
1
n
0
y
e
o
.5
u
1
0
0
40
2
8
2
.01
1
4
1, 2.5, 3  
6
y
y
0
.025
30
0
u
1
v
1
1
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1
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0
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u
1
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RECENT
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1, 3, 5 w
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q
END                        

Run make_scriptT

make_scriptT generates a .INN file for each new maplet. The first five lines of the .INN file (see below) create a new landmark in lithos, with a center at the correct bigmap pixel/line location. The landmark, initially monikered 'a', is auto-renamed by lithos:g depending on its global lat/long region, for example 'EE0001'. The bigmap is referred to via a temporary file, named XXXXXX. The user must copy the current bibmap to MAPFILES/XXXXXX.MAP.

Example 001.INN file:

c
a
m
XXXXXX
   50.000000000000000        50.000000000000000     
0.00010,49                                                                      
g                                                                               
i                                                                               
etc ...

make_scriptT also generates the run script - run_script.b:

Tile Bigmap with New Maplets

sh run_script.b

The lithos standard output for each image is captured in the .OOT files. The user must review the .OOT files to ascertain the success of the batch image registration process, problem landmarks can be detected using the utility program find_nofitT.

Make_script is the heart of the tiling process. It generates are large suite of scripts that is run (one for each landmark) and runs lithos on it.

Input - files

• make_scriptT.in - The script file that defines the landmarks and the map to use

Input - stdin

• None

Output

• run_script.b - This is the main script you run to align images to the landmarks using lithos

• rem_script.b - You use then to clean out the directory of all old working files before you do your next run

• aaaa.INN - A shell script that runs lithos for that specific lat/lon

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CategoryPrograms

Step1

Set up the files for the rn

Step2

Run and monitor

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Step1

Overview

The will use XXXXXX and XXX020.SEED to generate a suite of files to tile a bigmap.

Output will be exact (diff)

Prep

Copy the reference map to XXXXXX (because Bob likes it that way)

cp MAPFILES/REFMAP.MAP MAPFILES/XXXXXX.MAP

Add map name and seed to the top of the output from make_tilefile, which should be named make_scriptT.in

It should look like this:

XXXXXX
XXX020.SEED
      50   50
     100   50
     150   50
     200   50
     250   50
     300   50
     350   50
     400   50
     450   50
     500   50
     550   50
     600   50
...
     900  950
     950  950
END

Run

~/bin/make_scriptT

Output

• INN files (1 to 361)
• rem_script.b
• run_script.b
• dsp_list.txt

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Step 2

Run

Run, just run the script to make the whole thing go (in the background)

nohup sh run_script.b &

Monitor

Track the progress with find_nofitT

~/bin/find_nofitT

If there are problems with the processing, you'll get a list of landmarks with issues

  just listed - no significant issue
  * very bad - must fix
  ! not too bad - should fix