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fplanemap produces a comma separated value (CSV) file containing focal plane coordinates from a control network file. The file is assumed to originate from a coreg run comparing two files either in camera or projected space.
Typical processing strategies would include identifying a trusted source image (truth or MATCH file used in coreg ) that has no distortion and comparable resolution. The registration of the truth image to the image requiring analysis (FROM) should produce strong correlations for the best results. Areas of least variation in topography will also contribute to better results.
This application was developed primarily to analyze image distortion, which is very sensitive to correlation imperfections. The content of the CSV output TO file contains all the information necessary to apply linear or least square fits to equations. The following describes the output CSV file format.
The output TO CSV file contains 11 columns. Note that a camera model for the FROM file is required since it is used to get the actual focal plane coordinates. The sample and line coordinates recorded in the output file will be the same as in the control net file. The sample/line coordinate provided there is used to determine the latitude and longitude of the coordinate. Below is a small portion of an output TO CSV file:
OldSample,OldLine,NewSample,NewLine,X,Y,XC,YC,GoodnessOfFit,Latitude,Longitude 51,3,46.5738,6.52725,-0.125346,3.18205,-0.152566,3.58934,0.514252,32.2544,82.1228 17,37,22.0716,36.9117,-0.0278861,3.11492,-0.030747,3.51921,0.44952,32.2264,82.0898 51,37,54.8234,41.0111,-0.025531,3.18319,-0.0403855,3.6141,0.543963,32.2264,82.1228 84,37,86.1196,39.766,-0.0232456,3.24823,-0.0344203,3.70423,0.225104,32.2264,82.1548 51,43,49.5502,46.0587,-0.0410861,3.18351,-0.055586,3.59933,0.255932,32.2215,82.1228 51,49,51.7797,45.6973,-0.0566404,3.18382,-0.0543615,3.60573,0.347588,32.2165,82.1228 84,49,90.1357,49.14,-0.0541637,3.24884,-0.0616203,3.71664,0.446062,32.2165,82.1548 17,55,15.761,61.5159,-0.0748423,3.11587,-0.103437,3.5031,0.204652,32.2116,82.0898 51,55,48.6316,58.2457,-0.0721934,3.18412,-0.0914211,3.59775,0.383612,32.2116,82.1228 84,55,89.9976,55.097,-0.0696208,3.24915,-0.0791061,3.71678,0.338814,32.2116,82.1548 17,60,11.4821,61.6077,-0.0878837,3.11609,-0.10402,3.49073,0.436698,32.2074,82.0898 51,60,48.1177,61.9931,-0.0851532,3.18435,-0.102458,3.59659,0.266318,32.2074,82.1228 84,60,89.7459,59.6435,-0.0825007,3.24938,-0.0924634,3.71647,0.326716,32.2074,82.1548 17,66,14.9112,70.9194,-0.103532,3.11635,-0.13111,3.50144,0.365906,32.2025,82.0898
Analysis of the data may result in adjustments to the boresight and/or the distortion model. The plot below is derived from the data from the above file.
This data as plotted can be used to derive distortion model parameters by fitting a line through the data.
The following table describes each column:
Column | Description |
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OldSample | The original sample coordinate of the point at the center of the registration pixel location. This coordinate comes from the MATCH file in coreg. |
OldLine | The original line coordinate of the point at the center of the registration pixel location. This coordinate comes from the MATCH file in coreg. |
NewSample | The registered sample coordinate from the FROM file in coreg and fplanemap . |
NewLine | The registered line coordinate from the FROM file in coreg and fplanemap. |
X | The distorted focal plane X coordinate (xd) that maps from the old distorted pixel location (OldSample, OldLine). The units are typically in millimeters. |
Y | The distorted focal plane Y coordinate (yd) that maps from the old distorted pixel location (OldSample, OldLine). The units are typically in millimeters. |
XC | The undistorted focal plane X coordinate (xc) that maps from the new distorted pixel location (NewSample, NewLine). The units are typically in millimeters. |
YC | The undistorted focal plane Y coordinate (yc) that maps from the new distorted pixel location (NewSample,NewLine). The units are typically in millimeters. |
GoodnessOfFit | The coorelation coefficient as found in the control net file that indicates the quality of the registration for the point |
Latitude | The latitude of the OldSamp/OldLine coordinate |
Longitude | The longitude of the OldSample/OldLine coordinate |
Name | Description |
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FROM | Input file to provide focal plane data |
CNETFILE | Pvl file of ControlNet |
TO | Output file containing focal plane information |
Name | Description |
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TOLERANCE | Detector pixel tolerance |
CHECKDN | Check the DN in the file at the pixel location for validity |
This is the same file provided in the FROM parameter for the coregistration program, such as coreg.
Type | cube |
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File Mode | input |
Filter | *.cub |
This file will contain the ControlNet created from the run of a co-registration application such as coreg. There are checks made to ensure that it satisfies expected conditions of a output control net from one of these types of applications.
There must be only two measures to a control point. One must be designated the reference. Points that have the Ignore property set to true are not considered in this application.
Type | filename |
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File Mode | output |
Filter | *.net *.pbnet |
This file will contain the 11 parameters in comma separated values (CSV) format that provides information about the orginal and registered points, focal plane coordinates and latitude and longitude data.
Type | filename |
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File Mode | output |
Internal Default | None |
Filter | *.csv |
Places a limit on the maximum distance in the detector plane the offset is expected to differ. This value unit is in pixels which is converted internally to the detector pixel unit, which is typically millimeters. Pixel size of the detector is sometimes referred to as pixel pitch.
Type | double |
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Default | 5.0 |
A check will be performed at the pixel location of the original line and sample to ensure the pixel is valid. The pixel must only have a pixel value that is not one of the ISIS special pixels
Type | boolean |
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Default | False |
Kris Becker | 2010-09-24 | Original Version |