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Foundation ::
Visualization and Virtual Reality ::
MISR Toolkit
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MISR Toolkit
an API facilitating the access of MISR standard product files
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Moderators: Charles Thompson Brian Rheingans |
Total downloads from Open Channel to date: 538
SOURCE CODE AVAILABLE
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The MISR Toolkit ( or "Mtk") is a simplified programming interface to access MISR Level 1B2, Level 2, and ancillary data products. It also handles the MISR conventional format. It consists of a collection of routines that can be used as command line tools or in the development of larger software tools and applications.
JUST RELEASED MTK VERSION 1.2.0
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Mtk is an interface built upon HDF-EOS that knows about MISR data products. It makes it very easy to extract and utilize MISR data sets. Reading a parameter requires the user to simply specify a file, grid, field, and a geographic region-of-interest; the concept of MISR "blocks" is handled internally, and data are presented to the user as a data plane (a flat array of values). Geo-location information is easily accessible for the data plane without the use of ancillary data sets. Any appropriate scaling factors or packed data sets are easily handled as well.
Features include:
- Specifying regions to read based on geographic bounding box, geographic location and extent, or the MISR path and block range
- Mapping between path, orbit, block, time range and geographic location
- Automatically stitching, unpacking and unscaling MISR data
- Perform coordinate conversions between lat/lon, SOM x/y, block/line/sample and line/sample of a data plane, which means geo-location can be computed instantly without referring to an ancillary data set lookup
- Retrieve pixel acquistion time from L1B2 product files
- Read a slice of a multi-dimensional field into an 2-D data plane (eg. RetrAppMask[0][5])
- Convert MISR product files to IDL ENVI files
The MISR Toolkit has been tested on Linux32 Fedora Core 4, Linux 64 Fedora Core 5, Mac OS X 10.3 or later (PPC), Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later (Universal Binaries - Intel and PPC) and Windows 32-bit XP. It's core interface is C. There are also bindings for Python and IDL. It is available as source and Windows binaries.
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