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PURPOSE:

   TIMSCAL is a program which calibrates TIMS data which have already been 
logged with the program TIMSLOG.  It can output two types of data, instrument 
perceived radiance (IRAD), or instrument perceived temperature (ITEM). The
output is a data set of all six bands in two byte integer.

EXECUTION:

   The following is the execution statement format for TIMSCAL:

	TIMSCAL INP=(PIX,AUX) OUT=CALPIX PARAMS

   where INP, OUT, and PARAMS are parameters discussed in their res-
pective parameter sections. 



OPERATION:

   TIMSCAL takes two input data sets - the first is a TIMS image file and the 
second an auxiliary file for calibration, both of which are output from TAE 
program TIMSLOG.  Based upon the auxiliary file, it calibrates a TIMS image 
(6 bands), according to the type of data specified with keyword CALMODE.

   The units output for radiance images are  milliwatts/m**2/um/sr. The units 
output for temperature images are in hundredths of degrees Celsius. Output 
is in halfword (two byte signed integer) format. 


WRITTEN BY:  J. H. REIMER    1982

COGNIZANT PROGRAMMER:   Ron Alley
			(Logic changed to structured by Rich Walker)
			(Logic reworked by Ron Alley Spring 1986)
			(Atmospheric corrections implemented by Rich Walker
				and Ron Alley, Fall 1986)
			(Additional changes made Sept.,1988 - Ron Alley)
                        (LUTs added, central wavelengths removed - Ron Alley)
                        (Logic added for non-black blackbody paint - Ron Alley)
REVISION: 4; August, 1997