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[McIDAS #BJT-176673]: Question about displaying the Satellite Image On McIDAS-X
- Subject: [McIDAS #BJT-176673]: Question about displaying the Satellite Image On McIDAS-X
- Date: Tue, 07 Aug 2012 12:43:32 -0600
Hi,
re:
> One additional question. When I did this:
>
> IMGDISP G13/VIS27APR11 1 DAY=11117 TIME=19:02 20:45 LATLON=45 90 MAG=-10
> -20 REFRESH ='EG;MAP SAT' COUNTY= ALL.
>
> It wouldn’t show all the counties on that Satellite Image.
Correct. The 'SAT' map is lower resolution and without country outlines.
Try the following:
IMGDISP G13/VIS27APR11 1 DAY=11117 TIME=19:02 20:45 LATLON=45 90 MAG=-10 -20
REFRESH ='EG;MAP FILE=OUTVHPOL'
See the built-in HELP for the MAP command (HELP MAP) for more information.
re:
> It just a produces a different map of the us with all
> the counties.
The drawing of U.S. counties was done because of the COUNTY=ALL keyword
included in your invocation.
re:
> Also I know I asked this before but is there any way you can
> stretch and zoom in the MS/AL in a high resolution?? I am trying to tamper
> with the magnitudes but it is not producing the results that I would like
> to see.
In McIDAS-X, pixels in all display exactly represent pixels in the image
being displayed. This short list should give you a feel for what this means:
MAG= 1 1 -> display the pixels from the image as is
MAG= -2 -2 -> display every other pixel in the Line (vertical) and
element (horizontal) dimensions
MAG= -3 -6 -> display every third pixel in the Line dimension and every
6th pixel in the element dimension
MAG= 2 2 -> replicate every pixel in the Line and Element dimensions
You get the best display of the information in the original image using
MAG=1 1, which, by the way is the default.
Quick comment about your images:
- they appear to be full resolution GOES scans
Current GOES imagers over sample by a factor of almost 2 in the Element
dimension. This means that if you want to display a full disk image
and have the displayed disk look round, you should use MAG=1 -2
(or MAG=-2 -4, MAG=-3 -6; ..., MAG=-10 -20)
re:
> Thanks.
No worries.
Cheers,
Tom
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: BJT-176673
Department: Support McIDAS
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed