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PURPOSE

GETPC is a VICAR application program which computes the line-sample
coordinates of the target-center from SPICE kernels and outputs it as a TAE
variable.  In addition, it will return SCLAT, SCLON and SCALE as TAE variables
when processing Galileo or Cassini images.

For Cassini and Galileo, the image-space planet center is returned.  For
Voyager, the object-space planet center is returned.

EXECUTION

     GETPC INP=InpFile PCL=PCL PCS=PCS SCLAT=SCLAT SCLON=SCLON SCALE=SCALE

where InpFile is a Cassini, Galileo, or Voyager image.

HISTORY:
 WHEN       WHO WHAT
 ---------- --- ---------------------------------------------------------------
 01/30/2003 GMY Upgraded to support Cassini.  Ported to Linux.
 12/17/1996 SMC Modified to report the correct SCLAT and SCLON.       (FR89983)
 10/08/1996 SMC Modified to adapt CONVEV and CONVISOS calling sequence so that
                 Summation Mode images are supported.                 (FR89818)
 07/23/1996 SMC Initial release (Combined unported GLLPC and unported VGRPC)


PARAMETERS:


INP

Required input image file name

PCL

Optional output variable

PCS

Optional output variable

SCLAT

Optional output variable for GLL

SCLON

Optional output variable for GLL

SCALE

Optional output variable for GLL

TARGET

Optional 12-char string Target name (planet, satellite, or asteroid)

SPICEMODE

Optional keyword Location of SPICE kernels (LOCAL or REMOTE)

CKNAME

Optional 4-char string C-kernel name

CKID

Optional 4-char string C-kernel ID

USERID

Optional 3-char string User who created camera pointing

GROUPID

Optional 3-char string Group which created camera pointing

INSTITUTE

Optional 4-char string Facility which created camera pointing

PURPOSE

Optional 4-char string Purpose for camera pointing

PROGRAM

Optional 6-char string Program which created camera pointing

SPKID

Optional 4-char string SP kernel for created camera pointing

REQNUM

Optional 4-char string IPL request number for created camera pointing

CDATE

Optional 12-char string Date and time camera pointing was created

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