• map_coverage_p

map_coverage_p

Similar to coverage_p, but for a bigmap. Needs to be tested, but so far appears to operate the same as coverage_p (i.e. asks for RES limit and uses coverage_p.in if you say "N" to "Use all images?"), but asks for a bigmap name. Also appears to ask the question about "Use all images?" right after asking about the bigmap name.

Input - files

• PICTLIST.TXT (default if you tell it to Use All Images)

• coverage_p.in (if you tell it not to use all images, it will use this file) (needs to be the same format as PICTLIST.TXT)

Input - stdin

• Resolution in km. What is the worst resolution image you want displayed.
• 6 character map name

• Do you want to use all images (y/n). If you type 'y' (case sensitive), then it will use PICTLIST.TXT, otherwise coverage_p.in

Output - files

• coverage_p.out - mirrored to screen
• coverage_pm.pgm - a map showing all of the image's footprints. Note: image pixels that are below the threshold do not contribute to the pgm.

coverage_p.out example: 1st col is Image Name; 2nd col is probably emission angle (checked with LITHOS but didn't look at code); 3rd col is image resolution in km; 4th column is number of landmarks; 5th and 6th col are lower and upper threshold

 N0224508408M    11.768     0.039        82       312      4095
 N0224508427M    15.971     0.039       127       312      4095
 N0224508446M     7.126     0.037        48       312      4095
 N0239497195M    36.681     0.042        56       312      4095
 N0239497209M    37.909     0.042       116       312      4095
 N0239497223M    37.507     0.041       105       312      4095
 N0239664282M    10.730     0.032        26       312      4095