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| Name | Caption |
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| Spectral Normalization Input Folder | Spectral Normalization Input Folder |
| Pre-Spectral Normalization Input Folder | Pre-Spectral Normalization Input Folder |
| Output Folder | Output folder |
| Overwrite Results | Overwrite existing results |
| Send Email | Email notification settings |
| DEM Source | DEM tile source |
| Circular Error 90% | Circular Error 90% |
| Spectral Normalization Coefficient of Determination | Spectral Normalization Coefficient of Determination |
| Spectral Normalization Valid Pixel Count | Spectral Normalization Valid Pixel Count |
| Tier Thresholds | Thresholds used to classify a metric into tiers |
| Organisation Name | Organisation name |
| Street Address | Street address |
| City | City |
| Postal/Zip Code | Postal or zip code |
| Country | Country |
| Phone Number | Phone number |
| Fax Number | Fax number |
| Keywords | Keywords |
| Dataset URI | Dataset URI |
| Abstract | Abstract |
| Purpose | Purpose |
| Credit | Credit |
| Other Credits | Other credits |
| Lineage Statement | Lineage statement |
| Data Description | Data description |
| Data Product URL | Data product URL |
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Spectral Normalization Input Folder
The path and name of the folder containing the images that were spectrally normalized. This is usually the folder with the name "specnorm" that can be found in the Automated Spectral Normalization workflow’s output folder.
Pre-Spectral Normalization Input Folder
The path and name of the folder containing the pre-spectrally normalized images. This is typically the folder with the name "superreg" that can be found in the Automated Geometric Correction workflow’s output folder. Furthermore, this is often the input that was previously specified for the Automated Spectral Normalization workflow.
Output Folder
The path and name of the folder to which to write the output files.
Overwrite Results
Select this check box to overwrite the existing output files, if any exist. If this check box is left clear, and an output file exists in the relevant folder, the status of the job displays a message informing you of the existence and name of the output file. The message is also written to the event log of the job.
Send Email
If necessary, you can set up CATALYST Enterprise to send an email notification on job start and job completion.
With this check box selected, an email message is sent to each address specified in the Email Addresses box after the job starts and on completion.
You can specify one or more addresses, and each must be separated by a comma or a semi-colon. The email address of the user currently logged in displays by default.
DEM Source
The name of a single digital elevation model (DEM) file or a folder containing one or more DEM tiles.
The index.txt file lists the DEM files contained in the specified folder and provides information describing each DEM tile. The information in the DEM index file supersedes other DEM parameters in the module; all other DEM-related parameters are ignored. For more information about the format of the index.txt file and specific requirements for the individual DEM tiles, see Format of the DEM index file.
When the value of DEM Source is the name of an existing folder, the module searches that folder for a file named index.txt, and a set of DEM raster tiles. The index.txt file contains a single vector channel that lists the DEM files contained in the specified folder and provides information describing each DEM tile.
If no value is specified for this parameter, the module uses the default global DEM installed with CATALYST Enterprise (gmted2010).
Circular Error 90%
CE90 is a measure of pixel horizontal accuracy. It means within a confidence of 90%, a pixel's offset is smaller than the number stated by CE90. The smaller the number, the better the accuracy.
Spectral Normalization Coefficient of Determination
Coefficient of determination (R squared) of the spectral normalization regression, averaged over all processed channels.
Spectral Normalization Valid Pixel Count
Number of valid pixels used in the spectral normalization.
Tier Thresholds
For each quality metrics, user can enter the lower and upper thresholds for each of the tiers.
A metric is designated as certain quality tier if it is greater or equal to the lower tier threshold, and smaller than the upper tier threshold.
Organisation Name
Your organisation name.
Street Address
The street address at which your organisation resides.
Example: 1234 Geomatics Street.
City
The city in which your organisation resides.
Postal/Zip Code
The postal/zip code for your organisation.
Country
The country in which your organisation resides.
The email to contact your organisation.
Phone Number
The phone number for your organisation.
Fax Number
The fax number for your organisation.
Keywords
Comma-delimited list of keywords representing your data.
Dataset URI
Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) of the dataset to which the metadata applies.
Abstract
Brief narrative summary regarding the content of the resource.
Purpose
Summary of the intentions with which the resource was developed.
Credit
Recognition of those who contributed to the resource.
Other Credits
Other information required to complete the citation.
Lineage Statement
Statement regarding the lineage of the data set.
Data Description
A description of the raw data used to generate the data set.
Data Product URL
URL for the raw data product.
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Preprocessing requirements
Before running this module, the following requirements must be met to ensure the job processes successfully and produces accurate results:
Module details
The ARD Data Packaging module creates per-pixel quality file and layers and generates summary quality report for ARD products. It then uses input ARD images, quality file and quality report to compile ISO and CARD4L-compliant XML files.
Job results
The final XML files of ARD product will be generated in the input scene folder together with ARD images.
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