This program is shipped with the USGSCSM library in the bin
directory.
It can be used for performing several operations involving CSM camera
models, such as loading a camera model, whether in the original ISD format
or its model state representation, exporting the model state, computing
projections from pixels in the camera to the ground and back, and
then verifying that the original pixels are obtained.
Example (load a camera model and save the model state):
usgscsm_cam_test --model input.json --output-model-state out_state.json
Example (perform per-pixel operations):
usgscsm_cam_test --model camera.json --sample-rate 100 \ --height-above-datum 320.3 --subpixel-offset 0.57
--model <string (default: "")> | |
Input CSM model (in ISD or model state format). | |
--output-model-state <string (default: "")> | |
If specified, save the model state to this file. | |
--sample-rate <integer (default: 0)> | |
If positive, select pixels in the camera at the intersection of every one out of this many rows and columns, and perform projections to the ground and back. | |
--subpixel-offset <double (default: 0.0)> | |
Add this value to every pixel row and column to be sampled. | |
--height-above-datum <double (default: 0.0)> | |
Let the ground be obtained from the datum for this camera by adding to its radii this value (the units are meters). | |
--desired-precision <double (default: 0.001)> | |
Use this value for operations (ground-to-image and image-to-ground) which need a precision value. Measured in pixels. | |
--help <no value> | |
Print the usage message. |