Level 2 Help for CCDSLOPE
INP
STRING COUNT=1
The Light Transfer File created by LTGEN and MOMGEN containing area statistics
for calculating the slope and offset.
OUT
STRING--OPTIONAL
Mark formated tiepoint data set containing (line,sample) locations of centers
of all rejected areas (see REJECT parameter).
OFFSETS
STRING-OPTIONAL
Specifies shutter-offset file (as generated by program CCDRECIP) containing
the shutter-offsets for each line or sample of the image. These
shutter-offsets are used to correct for differences between the actual and
commanded exposures. If the OFFSETS parameter is not specified, then a
mean shutter offset is used (see MOFSET parameter).
MOFSET
REAL--OPTIONAL
The mean shutter offset as determined by CCDRECIP.
If line- or sample-dependent shutter offsets are input via the OFFSETS
parameter, then the mean shutter offset is computed by averaging these
offsets (overriding the MOFSET parameter).
SIGTOL
Integer--Optional
Tolerance for Sigma Rejection from the mean values.
Default SIGTOL=2.
SUBDC
Keyword--Optional
Specifies if the dark current is to be subtracted.
If the keyword SUBDC is enabled, the dark current is subtracted from the
mean DN at each exposure. If extended exposure frames exist, then the
extended exposure dark current is subtracted the the mean DN's at these
exposures.
Default is --, i.e., NO Dark Current Subtraction.
EXTEXPO
Integer--Optional
If extended exposure frames exist, the EXTEXPO parameter must normally be
specified to indicate the exposure level at which the extended exposures
begin. For example, EXTEXPO=7 specifies that the 7th exposure level (above
the dark current) begins the extended exposures.
Default is EXTEXPO=30
REJECT
Integer--Optional
The value of REJECT specifies how the "bad areas" shall be rejected:
REJECT=0 No area rejection applied
REJECT=1 Reject areas with bad slopes
REJECT=2 Reject areas with bad offsets
REJECT=3 Reject areas with either bad slope or offset
The Default is REJECT=1.
DELTAX
Keyword--Optional
If the keyword DELTAX is specified, the processing steps are repeated
after adjusting the energy levels so that the resulting curve passes
through the origin. This is accomplished by adding the ratio OFFSET/SLOPE
to each energy term.
PLOT
String--Optional
If PLOT filename is specified, a plot of mean DN vs input light energy will
be generated. The plot is generated for the four corners and center of the
frame, and for the entire frame.
PLOTFMT
String--Optional
Output plot format
GNUPLOT or EPS
UNITS
Keyword--Optional
Specifies whether the illumination value is in LUMINANC (Relative-Foot-
Lamberts ) or RADIANCE (picoamp).
(UNITS should be LUMINANC for Galileo and RADIANCE for Cassini).
LIGHT
Real--Optional
A light intensity scaling parameter in units of Relative Foot Lamberts
(UNITS= LUMINANC) or picoamp (UNITS=RADIANCE))
Typical value is on the order of ~1. This value describes the incident
light energy present during the Light Transfer test. This value may be
read from the label of the Light Transfer File, but will be overridden by
the value given by parameters.
TABLE
String--Optional
If TABLE an output table of plot data will be written to the file specified.
The table is tab-delimitted ASCII text. It contains data for the four
corners, the center of the frame, and for the entire frame. It lists Mean_DN,
Computed_DN, and Energy for each exposure level.