- January 10th 2018
- I can only suppose Massimo ran the Tarawa, Arcachon and Caicos tutorials!
- PLEIADES imagery is not implemented in 4SM yet.
- BGRN: database structure for four Pleiades bands, blue-green-red-nir shall be similar to Landsat TM
- I want to assist in developping a Pleiades tutorial using Massimo's image subset.
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- For now, please: let's pretend tmnov.pix is Pleiades data!
- So we import tmnov.pix from data/TM_009_045_1990-11-22, and pretend it is PLEIADES data!
- just I changed the name of the working database and some metadata
- I have started implementing procecessing of PLEIADES image in 4SM code
- Please use latest 4SM.8.02 executable dated January 10th 2018 provided in my email
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#Line_0 - create the database costa_toscana.pix and run the AutoCalibrator
nice -20 ./4SM.8.02 -Process/10_Jan_2018 -Origin/MassimoPerma @@
-DB/costa_toscana/31_3s_0s_0s/4_1/1265_1560/208.350_2398.770 @@
-Mis/Italy/costa_toscana/PLEIADES/1A/NA/bOA/UTM_32_008/0.030_0.030/03_AUG_2017 @@
-MakePIX/Import @@
-Import/v/dTM/data*TM_009_045_1990-11-22/dbnc_6_0S_0s_0s/R4341_L4462/Origin_129.510_2448.060_0_0/chIn1,4/chOut1,4/import @@
-AutoCAL/R2_0.95/Land_-5.0_1.18_4s/GlintM25
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Please - start with a brand new tmnov tutorial, fresh from unziping 4sm_tutorial tmnov.zip
- copy the above command line into costa_toscana.sh and make this script executable
- use the latest 4SM.8.02 executable code from my email,
- make it executable in working directory
- then run costa_toscana.sh
- enjoy the show: it runs the AutoCalibration process
- actually using 30 m GSD Caicos data subsetted from data/TM_009_045_1990-11-22
- but calling it costa_toscana instead of tmnov
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| Then, we shall keep working in order to make it a real Pleiades tutorial,
if data is suitable |
PLEIADES response curves
WLMin[1]=430; WLMax[1]=550; ==>WL=490 nm Blue WLMin[2]=500; WLMax[2]=620; ==>WL=560 nm Green WLMin[3]=590; WLMax[3]=710; ==>WL=650 nm Red WLMin[4]=740; WLMax[4]=940; ==>WL=840 nm NIR - Fancy shapes: careful, maybe wavelengths at mid-waveband is not optimal.
- PANchromatic band covers Blue-Green-Red-NIR: this is promising.
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