Help for GETLOC
PURPOSE
"getloc" is a special purpose program used during geometric calibration
of vidicon and CCD cameras. It is used to extract a subarea from a
tiepoint file containing theodolite measurements of grid intersections.
EXECUTION
getloc INP=GRID OUT=OGRID SR=r SC=c NR=n NC=m
where...
GRID are the input theodolite measurements,
OGRID are the output extracted subarea,
and (r,c,n,m) specify the starting row, starting column, number
of rows and number of columns of the area to be extracted.
The input and output grid locations are in the same format as output
by the programs "gridloca" and "gridlocb" and input to the program "locus".
The input grid is a fixed 27x27 array of grid intersections.
WRITTEN BY: Gary Yagi 19 Sep 1984
COGNIZANT PROGRAMMER: Gary Yagi
REVISIONS:
SEPT. 1984: ...SP... converted to Vax.
APRIL 1986: ...SP... Converted to Vicar2
OCT. 1994: ...AS... (CRI) Made portable for UNIX
PARAMETERS:
INP
Input theodolite grid measurements (27x27 array).
OUT
Output grid subarea.
SIZE
(Not used.)
SL
(Not used.)
SS
(Not used.)
NL
(Not used.)
NS
(Not used.)
SR
Starting row of extracted area.
SC
Starting column of extracted area.
NR
Number of rows in extracted area.
NC
Number of columns in extracted area.
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