COMPOSITE_RSR_PLOT(1)

🌸 COMPOSITE_RSR_PLOT 💅

okay so bestie, this is a section 1 page from the User Commands manual — it's the whole entire lowdown on composite_rsr_plot, which is the little icon that plots spectral responses for a set of satellite imagers. no cap, that's literally the job. ✨

👑 NAME

composite_rsr_plot — plot spectral responses for a set of satellite imagers 🛰️🌈

🎀 DESCRIPTION

here's the vibe check, the usage line, copied exactly because I would never mess with your flags:

usage: composite_rsr_plot [-h] --platform_name [PLATFORM_NAME [PLATFORM_NAME ...]] --sensor [SENSOR [SENSOR ...]] [-x XLIMITS XLIMITS] [-t MINIMUM_RESPONSE] [-no_platform_name_in_legend] [--title TITLE] [--wavelength_resolution WAVELENGTH_RESOLUTION] [-o FILENAME] [-v] (--bandname BANDNAME | --wavelength WAVELENGTH | --range [RANGE [RANGE ...]])

and what does it do? it plots spectral responses for a set of satellite imagers. that's it, that's the whole main character energy right there 🫶

✨ optional arguments

• -h, --help — shows this help message and then dips. bye bestie 👋
• --platform_name [PLATFORM_NAME [PLATFORM_NAME ...]], -p [PLATFORM_NAME [PLATFORM_NAME ...]] — the Platform name 🛰️ (yes you can hand it a whole list, it's giving "the more the merrier")
• --sensor [SENSOR [SENSOR ...]], -s [SENSOR [SENSOR ...]] — the sensor/instrument name 📡 (also takes a list, go off)
• -x XLIMITS XLIMITS, --xlimits XLIMITS XLIMITS — the x-axis boundaries for the plot 📏 give it two values, that's the range, periodt
• -t MINIMUM_RESPONSE, --minimum_response MINIMUM_RESPONSE — minimum response: any response lower than this gets ignored when plotting 🙈 so if it's below your threshold, it's simply not invited to the party
• -no_platform_name_in_legend — no platform name in legend 🤫 keeps the legend lowkey anonymous
• --title TITLE — the plot title ✍️ name your baby
• --wavelength_resolution WAVELENGTH_RESOLUTION — the step in wavelength (nanometers) when scanning the spectral range trying to find bands 🔍 it's out here hunting for bands, step by step
• -o FILENAME, --filename FILENAME — output plot file name 💾 where your masterpiece gets saved
• -v, --verbose — turn logging on 🗣️ she's talking now
• --bandname BANDNAME, -b BANDNAME — the sensor band name 🏷️
• --wavelength WAVELENGTH, -w WAVELENGTH — the approximate spectral wavelength in micron 🌊 (microns, not nanometers, watch out)
• --range [RANGE [RANGE ...]], -r [RANGE [RANGE ...]] — the wavelength range for the plot 📊

💀 real talk: --bandname, --wavelength and --range are in a mutually exclusive group — the usage line shows them as (--bandname BANDNAME | --wavelength WAVELENGTH | --range [RANGE [RANGE ...]]), so you pick one, not all three. no greedy behaviour, bestie. 🙅‍♀️

🦋 SEE ALSO

the full documentation for composite_rsr_plot is maintained as a Texinfo manual 📚. if the info and composite_rsr_plot programs are properly installed at your site, this command:

info composite_rsr_plot

should give you access to the complete manual. iykyk 💜

and that's the whole page, bestie 🎀 this was composite_rsr_plot version 0.8.6, dated December 2018 — mwah, slay, go plot something iconic ✨💅