Viewing Results

Method 1: dgx (USE ON A SUN)

dgx allows you to view most binary files created by roi_pac, including files stored as complex numbers. For full instructions type "dgx".
A perl script "dgx.pl" also exists (usage "dgx.pl imagefile") that will use the information in the .rsc file automatically.

NOTE: At the moment, dgx only works on the SUNs. If you wish to use it to view files created under LINUX, first byteswap the binary files.
For IEEE4ByteReal files (*.unw, *.int, *.cor etc...) use byteswap:  ~timw/lbin/byteswap  [LINUX]; ~timw/bin/byteswap  [SUN];
For (Un)Signed2ByteInteger files (e.g. *.dem) use byteswap:  ~timw/lbin/byteswap_2byte  [LINUX]; ~timw/bin/byteswap_2byte  [SUN];

Method 2: mdx (USE WITH LINUX)

mdx is similar to dgx. Like dgx, this can usually be run by typing "mdx.pl" (usage "mdx.pl imagefile"). For other options see the full usage, which can also be obtained by typing "mdx".

Method 3: ERMapper (on SUNs or PC Windows)
Any files apart from complex files (.int/.slc files mostly) can all be read by ERMapper. Simply edit an appropriate ERS file... more info later