Level 2 Help for MANMATCH

Batch parameter !
All inputs are IBIS tabular files.

First input= SEDR.INT produced by program IBISNAV
  The first column contains the FDS times of the frames to mosaic.
  It is assumed that the file names of the pictures to mosaic are
  named by their FDS times with a .IMG trailer.
  For example: 564329.img

Second input= OVER.INT produced by program MOSPLOT.
  Columns 1 and 2 contain the frame overlap numbers.
  Frame pairs are selected from the overlap numbers only.

An old tiepoints file can be entered as a third or fourth input if you
wish to continue where you left off the last time. (optional)

A geom correction file can be entered as the third or fourth input
if the images are in image space (not geometrically corrected).

Batch parameter !
The output IBIS tabular file.
nine columns output:
col1=first frame number of a pair
col2=second frame number of a pair
col3=first frame tiepoint line
col4=first frame tiepoint sample
col5=second frame tiepoint line
col6=second frame tiepoint sample
col7=first tiepoint DN value
col8=second tiepoint DN value
col9=correlation value (1.0)

(The file actually contains 12 columns, but the last three are
always zero.)

The contents of this file can be listed with program IBIS-LIST.

List the interactive parameters available in a session.

Batch parameter !
Specifies the project . This is required if
the images are un-geometrically corrected
and the project is GLL.

Batch parameter !
Causes navigation assisted tiepoint acquisition.
Requires VGRIBIS sedr ibis file rather than the
file generated by automosaicking procedure.
If the images are NOT geometrically corrected
then you MUST include a GEOMA correction file
as the third or fourth input.

Batch parameter !
Causes images to be considered geometrically corrected.
The geoma file will be ignored if present.

Batch parameter !
The power of the FFT high pass
power law filter. Default is no power filter.
default is: pfilter=0.0 real

Batch parameter !
Degree of phase correlation:
0 for normal correlation. ( Default ).
1 for phase correlation

Batch parameter !
How far off center, correlation
peak is allowed (0 to 1). If the peak is more than
OFFMAX*window/2 pixels from the center it is rejected.
Default is 0.8

Batch parameter !
Pixel function before correlation is performed..
The options are: LOG or EXP.
DEfault is no funtion performed.

Batch parameter !
Keyword for redo mode. Valid responses are:
REDO or NOREDO. The default is REDO.
Redo specifies that if the first correlation for
an area has an offset of less than the OFFMAX limit
but greater than zero the correlation is rerun
beginning at the new location.

Batch parameter !
'NOPRINT to turn off terminal output

Batch parameter.
Optional parameter required only if the FILENAME parameter
is NOT specified. 
Specifies the directory name where all the input files for the
mosaic reside.

Batch parameter.
Optional parameter required only if the DIR keyword is not
specified.
Specifies a file name which contains the names of all the
images to be included in the mosaic, one name per record.
This file is created by the user with a text editor.
For example, if the first 2 pictures are called 
scx1:[jjl059]1234567.img and mipldisk:[mipl.gll]venus.img 
the first two records of FILENAME would contain:

scx1:[jjl059]1234567.img
mipldisk:[mipl.gll]venus.img 

Batch parameter. Specifies Font height in 
pixels of text displayed in (VRDI) image window. 

Batch parameter. Specifies Font scale
of text displayed in (VRDI) image window. This
is the horizonal scaling factor (width/height)
to be used when drawing text.
 

Interactive parameter !
To exit from the program in interactive mode.

Interactive & batch parameter !
The number of lines and samples
in the correlation window. Defaults to 
64 lines and 64 samples.
Valid values are: 16 32 64 128 256.
Default is: corr=(64,64)

Interactive parameter !
Forces the image pair specified to
be displayed and to become the current
pair. Do not use routinely - keep
the images in order if possible.
More for diagnostic use.

Interactive parameter !
nosedr causes the SEDR navigation to
be turned off during interactive
session. Useful when some of the SEDR
is bogus. Can turn back on with 'SEDR.

Interactive parameter !
sedr causes the SEDR navigation to
be turned back on during interactive
session. See 'NOSEDR.
WARNING: To reactivate the sedr the
program must have been given a sedr
ibis file to begin with.

Interactive parameter !
To delete tiepoint #n specify:
delete=n

Interactive parameter !
To redraw all the acquired tiepoints.

Interactive parameter
To select the next frame pair.

Interactive parameter
To select the last frame pair.

Interactive parameter
Specifies the percentage of the
histogram to saturate at each
end for autostretching of the
displayed images.
Default=2.0

Interactive parameter
Turns off correlation. In this mode the position of the cursor is
accepted verbatim. To reactivate use CORR.