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PURPOSE:
MSS combines up to 50 datasets into a single dataset with MSS format.
This is equivalent to concatenating the input images in a left to right
fashion.

EXECUTION:

Example

MSS INP=(A,B,C) OUT=D  will put images A, B, and C side-by-side to form D.

If the size parameter is used (SIZE=(SL,SS,NL,NS)), only the defined area in
each input image will be used to create the new file.  


OPERATION:
MSS combines datasets in the following manner:  
Each line is made up of the corresponding input lines laid end to end in
a concatenated manner.  That is, the first pixel of each input is placed
to the right of the last pixel of the previous input.  The line thus
formed will have the same number of samples per line as the sum of the
inputs. (If the SIZE field is used, it will be NS * #-inputs.)

WRITTEN BY:  J.D. Addington, 23 July 1974
COGNIZANT PROGRAMMER:  Ron Alley
DOCUMENTATION AUTHOR:  J.D. Addington
REVISION:  1, 25 January 1982


PARAMETERS:


INP

STRING - Input image files

OUT

STRING - Output image file

SIZE

INTEGER - Region of input files to be concatenated

SL

INTEGER - Starting line

SS

INTEGER - Starting sample

NS

INTEGER - Number of lines

NL

INTEGER - Number of samples

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