(ANSI C programs)
The display programs were moved to the DISP package.
INTRODUCTION
There are two main approaches to display the various image
data:
1. To use one of the display programs (names start with
dis) to directly display the data directly on the screen
using the XView toolkit libraries.
2. To first use one of the programs to generate a SUN raster or
BMP format image (names start with ras), and then to
display the image using an external viewer such as xv or
disrasz.
| dis2SLC | Display magnitude of two complex data sets and rapidly switch display |
| disbyte | Display byte data |
| dismph | Display magnitude and phase of complex data (float) |
| dismph_fft64 | Display magnitude of complex data (float) and fft for cursor location |
| dismph_ub | Display magnitude and phase of complex data (IQ unsigned byte) |
| dispwr | Display magnitude of real data (float) |
| disrasz | Display image data in SUN raster or BMP format images (8-bit) |
There are additional notes on the programs
| rasSLC | Magnitude of complex SAR data (float) |
| rasbyte | Signed byte data |
| rasmph | Interferometric phase/interferometric correlation |
| raspwr | Backscatter intensity (power law scaling) |
All input data that have floating point have the data stored in single-precision (32 bits) representation. Complex values and slope data are stored as pairs of single-precision (32-bit) numbers. Intensity, correlation, heights, and phase are all stored as single-precision floating point numbers unless otherwise noted.