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= mosaic =

== Description ==
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[[MOSAIC.TXT]] - Lists all of the images that you want to put in the mosaic. Frequently, we use to export the data for a specific (and single) image [[MOSAIC.TXT]] - Lists all of the images that you want to put in the mosaic. Frequently, we use this to export the data for a specific (and single) image.
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  * mosaic.f -- (from Bob). Generates a scaled mosaic image from the images provided.
  * rawMoasic.f -- This reads the exact values from the DAT file and allows explicit scaling of the data.
  * '''mosaic.f''' - (from Bob). Generates a scaled mosaic image from the images provided.
  * '''rawMoasic.f''' - This reads the exact values from the DAT file and allows explicit scaling of the data.
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 . {?} This code was developed for the Mercator Project (LASER Program). The code uses Gaskell's basic infrastructure and data files.
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mosaic

Description

Describe mosaic here.

MOSAIC.TXT - Lists all of the images that you want to put in the mosaic. Frequently, we use this to export the data for a specific (and single) image.

Versions

  • mosaic.f - (from Bob). Generates a scaled mosaic image from the images provided.

  • rawMoasic.f - This reads the exact values from the DAT file and allows explicit scaling of the data.

Running rawMosaic

~/bin/e.rawMosaic
   TSI003
   4.6e-5<values from phase.img>
   26.232<values from phase.img>
  • {?} This code was developed for the Mercator Project (LASER Program). The code uses Gaskell's basic infrastructure and data files.


mosaic (last edited 2018-05-05 21:19:35 by BMittan)