The file containing all six bands of a calibrated TIMS image, in either Temperature or Radiance units. If the units are not the ones used by TIMSCAL/TIMSCAL2, then the rescaling factor TEMPFAC or RADFAC must be used.
The file containing all six bands of a calibrated TIMS image, in either Radiance or Temperature units (opposite units from INP). If the units to be output are not the ones used by TIMSCAL/TIMSCAL2, then the rescaling factor TEMPFAC or RADFAC must be used. The output data format (byte, half, full, or real) may be selected by the user via keyword. If defaulted, the output format will be the same as the input format.
The standard VICAR2 output size field. Default will calibrate the entire data set. Example: SIZE = (1,1,200,638)
Starting line (same as SIZE(1)).
Starting sample (same as SIZE(2)).
Number of lines (same as SIZE(3)).
Number of samples (same as SIZE(4)).
This keyword selects the type of decalibatrion to be performed.
There is a choice of two possibilities:
TEMP - Conversion from radiance to temperature
RAD - Conversion from temperature to radiance
TIMSCONV uses the date of data acquisition to determine the proper conversion coefficients. If defaulted, the date in the VICAR label is used. This parameter is needed only if the VICAR label is incorrect, or if an abnormal calibration set is to be used.
TEMPFAC is the rescaling factor to convert image data (either input or output) into degrees Celsius. The dafault, 0.01, is the factor appropriate for TIMSCAL/TIMSCAL2 generated images.
TEMPFAC is the rescaling factor to convert image data (either input or output) into milliwatts/(m*m*sr*micrometer). The dafault, 1.0, is the factor appropriate for TIMSCAL/TIMSCAL2 generated images.
FORMAT allows the user to specify the output data format. The default is for the output image to be the same as the input format. BYTE, HALF, FULL, and REAL formats are valid
The six values of EMIT are the emittance values assumed for each TIMS band in performing the Temperature/Radiance conversion.