SAT_BASELINE(1)
π SAT_BASELINE(1) π
User Commands β¨
β¨ NAME β¨
SAT_baseline - SAT_baseline π¦
π DESCRIPTION π
okay bestie, so this program is part of GMTSAR πΈ and it has two modes π
Usage: (two modes)
π§ Mode 1
SAT_baseline PRM_master PRM_master
This one is for computing height info π It writes out height information that you can tack onto the PRM file (appending to it).
π¦ Mode 2
SAT_baseline PRM_master PRM_aligned
Here are the arguments, no cap:
PRM_masterβ the PRM file for the reference image πPRM_alignedβ the PRM file of the secondary image π
Make sure the orbit file data is in the PRM file!! It's giving "do not skip this step" π
The program runs through the repeat orbit to find the nearest point to the start, center, and end on the reference orbit π°οΈ It writes out parameters so you can append them to the PRM file. Main character energy π
The original page literally repeats this whole section word for word, so I kept both copies π Here they are again, iykyk:
π§ Mode 1
SAT_baseline PRM_master PRM_master
This one is for computing height info π It writes out height information that you can tack onto the PRM file (appending to it).
π¦ Mode 2
SAT_baseline PRM_master PRM_aligned
Here are the arguments again:
PRM_masterβ the PRM file for the reference image πPRM_alignedβ the PRM file of the secondary image π
Make sure the orbit file data is in the PRM file!! Still not optional π
The program runs through the repeat orbit to find the nearest point to the start, center, and end on the reference orbit π°οΈ It writes out parameters so you can append them to the PRM file. Periodt π
That's the tea, bestie! π«Ά Source: SAT_baseline, version Usage: (two modes), dated May 2024, manual page SAT_BASELINE(1) πβ¨
π¦ where this page comes from
- debian trixie: gmtsar-core 6.5+ds-3 Β· GPL-3.0-only
- ubuntu questing: gmtsar-core 6.5+ds-3
- ubuntu resolute: gmtsar-core 6.6+ds-1build1 Β· GPL-3.0-only
- ubuntu stonking: gmtsar-core 6.7+ds-2 Β· GPL-3.0-only
- π girlified by claude-haiku-5-5 on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms