next up previous
Next: BlackTape Up: Main Window Previous: File Menu

 

Edit Menu

The Edit menu is used to interactively apply filters and otherwise manipulate the active image.

The Undo option returns the image to the value it contained immediately prior the current image.

The BlackTape option invokes an interactive controller that allows the user to define and byte-fill arbitrary regions of the image.

The Fill Zeros option invokes window that attempts to detect missing data (represented by blocks of row-oriented values below some threshold limit) and fill it in via interpolation.

The Flat Field option applies the flat-field filter to compensate for hardware dependent variances in the image.

The Median option applies the IDL built-in MEDIAN procedure to the image with a 7x7 mask size.

The Scale Intensity option invokes a dialog window that scales the intensity of the image beginning from a specified offset.

The Smooth option applies a smoothing filter. The smoothing function is defined as

The Solar Zenith Fill option computes solar zenith angles for every pixel of the image and invokes a dialog to control region selection and pixel filling options.

The Subtract Cosmic Ray option invokes a dialog window to either automatically or interactively reduce the effects of cosmic rays within the image.

The Subtract Slopes option compensates for the drift of the CCD biasin the horizontal and the vertical directions. .

The Subtract Dayglow option subtracts the effects of dayglow in Earth camera images. .

The Offlimb Zero option sets to zero all pixels that are not on the Earth in Earth camera images. .

The Remove Weave option corrects the weave pattern in Earth camera images that appears when the Low Resolution camera is also in operation. .

The Nightglow Minimum option sets nightside pixels to a minimum value in Earth camera images. .

The Earth camera smoothing post-01Mar2005 option corrects for changes in the functioning of the instrument.





Kenny Hunt - Thu Mar 5 14:33:48 CST 1998
updated by Rae Dvorsky - 03 Aug 2015