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; batch_reproject_resize v 0.3 and batch_reproject_resize_reverse v 0.3
; Author: Jonathan A. Greenberg (greenberg@ucdavis.edu)
; batch_reproject_resize is designed to batch reproject and crop (or expand) a set
; of images to a single base image's projection and size. This is
; helpful with preparing large sets of data for the purposes of change detection.
; batch_reproject_resize_reverse is designed to reproject and crop (or expand) a single
; image based on a set of input base images. This can be helpful if, for instance,
; you want a set of DEMs associated with a large number of flightline images, all pulled
; from the same source DEM. batch_reproject_resize_reverse requires batch_reproject_resize.
; Dependencies: COMPARE_STUCT (included),
; from http://idlastro.gsfc.nasa.gov/ftp/pro/structure/compare_struct.pro
; Known issues: I haven't done a lot of error checking yet.
; - if an image has an arbitrary projection it will throw an error.
; - hemispheres may cause problems (can someone check this?)
; - no output directory parameter yet, all output files go where the input files are.
; - possibly do a header check and set background value to the data ignore value.
; Usage:
; Open in ENVI/IDL, go to run-> Compile batch_reproject_resize_vXX.pro or
; place this in your save_add directory. At the ENVI command line:
;
; batch_reproject_resize[,INFILES=string array,BASEFILE=string,INSUFFIX=string,OUTSUFFIX=string,$
; WARP_METHOD={0 | 1 | 2 | 3},RESAMPLING={0 | 1 | 2},background=double,outbasename=string array
;
; INFILES (optional): a string array containing the full path to each of the input files. If
; no INFILES are given, a GUI window to select the files will be opened. All infiles must
; have a proper projection set up in the header.
; BASEFILE (optional): a string containing the full path to the base file that all of the INFILES
; will be warped and cropped (or expanded) to. If no BASEFILE is given, a GUI window to select
; the file will be opened. The basefile must have a proper projection set up in the header.
; INSUFFIX (optional): a string containing the input files' suffix (default is '.img'). The code
; uses this to set the output filename by replacing the INSUFFIX portion of the filename with OUTSUFFIX.
; OUTSUFFIX (optional): a string containing the output files' suffix (default is '_reproject.img'). The code
; uses this to set the output filename by replacing the INSUFFIX portion of the filename with OUTSUFFIX.
; WARP_METHOD (optional): keyword to set warp method as described in ENVI_CONVERT_FILE_MAP_PROJECTION. We
; HIGHLY recommend leaving this set to its default (3, Rigorous (pixel-by-pixel)), as other settings
; can cause poor results.
; RESAMPLING (optional): keyword to set resampling method as described in ENVI_CONVERT_FILE_MAP_PROJECTION.
; Default is 0 (nearest neighbor). Other settings can be 1: bilinear or 2: cubic convolution.
; BACKGROUND (optional): value to set the background values to during the reproject and any expansion
; of the input files. The default is 0.
; OUTBASENAME (optional): don't use this, its there for compatibility with batch_reproject_resize_reverse.
; batch_reproject_resize_reverse,[,INFILES=string,BASEFILE=string,INSUFFIX=string,OUTSUFFIX=string,$
; WARP_METHOD={0 | 1 | 2 | 3},RESAMPLING={0 | 1 | 2},background=double
; INFILES (optional): a string array containing the full path to each of the input files. If
; no INFILES are given, a GUI window to select the files will be opened. All infiles must
; have a proper projection set up in the header.
; BASEFILE (optional): a string containing the full path to the base file that will be warped and
; cropped/expanded to each of the INFILES. If no BASEFILE is given, a GUI window to select the
; file will be opened. The basefile must have a proper projection set up in the header.
; INSUFFIX (optional): a string containing the input files' suffix (default is '.img'). The code
; uses this to set the output filename by replacing the INSUFFIX portion of the filename with OUTSUFFIX.
; OUTSUFFIX (optional): a string containing the output files' suffix (default is '_reproject.img'). The code
; uses this to set the output filename by replacing the INSUFFIX portion of the filename with OUTSUFFIX.
; WARP_METHOD (optional): keyword to set warp method as described in ENVI_CONVERT_FILE_MAP_PROJECTION. We
; HIGHLY recommend leaving this set to its default (3, Rigorous (pixel-by-pixel)), as other settings
; can cause poor results.
; RESAMPLING (optional): keyword to set resampling method as described in ENVI_CONVERT_FILE_MAP_PROJECTION.
; Default is 0 (nearest neighbor). Other settings can be 1: bilinear or 2: cubic convolution.
; BACKGROUND (optional): value to set the background values to during the reproject and any expansion
; of the input files. The default is 0.
; batch_reproject_resize and batch_reproject_resize_reverse is Copyright (C) 2008 Jonathan A. Greenberg
; This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
; the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
; (at your option) any later version.
; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
; GNU General Public License for more details.
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