Two inputs are required. The first input is a VICAR labelled image of the
CIBR. It may be byte, halfword, or integer, but must not contain negative
values or values greater than 32767.
The second input is a table (ASCII file, not a VICAR labelled file) of two
columns. The first column should contain the values of water content, while the
second column should have the corresponding CIBR values. Entries that have CIBR
values outside the range 0 to 1, or water values less than or equal to 0, are
discarded.
The output dataset is an image of water content. It has a data type of real, regardless of the input data type. The image will have the same units as the water column in the input table.
The size parameter determines the boundaries in the input file from which the computation is to take place. It is specified as (SL,SS,NL,NS), where SL is the starting line SS is the starting sample NL is the number of lines to be procesed NS is the number of samples (pixels) on each line
This value is multiplied to all pixels prior to applying the CIBR transformation. It must be specified to get the units of the CIBR image to match the units used to determine the fit parameters.