dewobble3

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Calculate DN contribution due to THEMIS drift and wobble.
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Arguments: A THEMIS image and bandlist
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Return Value: The cleaned THEMIS image
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Syntax: dewobble3(image,bandlist)
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'image' must be a 3 or 10 band THEMIS RDR data product
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'bandlist' must be an Nx1x1 ordered list of THEMIS bands contained in the image
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Combines the functionality of undrift and dewobble2 into a single function. This function is called by [[uddw]] to remove long wavelength row-corellated noise due to temperature variations (aka [[wobble]]) and thermal [[drift]] in the THEMIS instrument.  THEMIS band 10 is assumed to be a direct measurement of the Martian atmosphere which is further assumed to be thermally stable over large distances.  The down-track radiance variations in band 10 are removed from all other bands, but band 10 is unaltered for reversibility.
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[[Image:wobble.png|300px]] [[Image:dewobble3.png|300px]]
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*[[avg]]
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*[[filtery]]
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*[[uddw]]
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[[Media:dewobble3.dvrc|dewobble3()]]
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Revision as of 14:37, 2 March 2006


Description

Calculate DN contribution due to THEMIS drift and wobble.

Arguments and Return Values

Arguments: A THEMIS image and bandlist

Return Value: The cleaned THEMIS image

Usage

Syntax: dewobble3(image,bandlist)

'image' must be a 3 or 10 band THEMIS RDR data product

'bandlist' must be an Nx1x1 ordered list of THEMIS bands contained in the image

Combines the functionality of undrift and dewobble2 into a single function. This function is called by uddw to remove long wavelength row-corellated noise due to temperature variations (aka wobble) and thermal drift in the THEMIS instrument. THEMIS band 10 is assumed to be a direct measurement of the Martian atmosphere which is further assumed to be thermally stable over large distances. The down-track radiance variations in band 10 are removed from all other bands, but band 10 is unaltered for reversibility.

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Created On: 02-15-2006
Modified On: 05-14-2013

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