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[McIDAS #KKB-703376]: Problem with misaligned highlighted borders on high resolution GOES images



Hi JoÃo,

re: script

REM
REM Mostrar imagem com banda vÃsivel (BAND=1) dos dados de SSH.-1
REM
REM Usar frame 3 para imagens em HD tamanho Brasil
REM

SF 3
IMGDISP SSH.-1 3 BAND=1 LAT=-12:48:20 54:23:08 GRAY=Y TEXT=X 251 2
MAP L 1
MAP POLI 1
MAP X 1 FILE=OUTBRAZILST
GU MAKE 1 YELLOW
WAIT 1
FRMSAVE X VIS-BRASIL-HD

I see the problem now:

- the first and second MAP invocations ignore the navigation in the
  frame

  Test this by starting an interactive McIDAS-X session, going to
  frame 1 and then running the commands by-hand

I think what you want is:

REM
REM Mostrar imagem com banda vÃsivel (BAND=1) dos dados de SSH.-1
REM
REM Usar frame 3 para imagens em HD tamanho Brasil
REM

SF 3
IMGDISP SSH.-1 3 BAND=1 LAT=-12:48:20 54:23:08 GRAY=Y TEXT=X 251 2
MAP X 3 FILE=OUTLHPOL
MAP X 3 FILE=OUTBRAZILST
WAIT 1
FRMSAVE X VIS-BRASIL-HD

If you still want a lower resolution map displayed first, then use:

SF 3
IMGDISP SSH.-1 3 BAND=1 LAT=-12:48:20 54:23:08 GRAY=Y TEXT=X 251 2
MAP SAT 3
MAP X 3 FILE=OUTLHPOL
MAP X 3 FILE=OUTBRAZILST
WAIT 1
FRMSAVE X VIS-BRASIL-HD

Cheers,

Tom
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: KKB-703376
Department: Support McIDAS
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed


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