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Mars Global Surveyor:
MOLA PEDR Software
The following software is provided
here and on MOLA archive volumes for accessing data in
PEDR files:
- MPROF -
an IDL script that generates topography profiles
- SPLITORB
- an IDL script that separates a PEDR into single
orbits
- PEDR2TAB
- a Fortran program that generates an ASCII table of
PEDR data
The software is provided for Sun/UNIX, PC/Windows,
and Macintosh platforms and has been tested by the PDS
on those platforms.
Questions about these software
products may be addressed to the PDS Geosciences Node at
geosci@wunder.wustl.edu.
MPROF is a script for use with the commercial image
processing software package
IDL.
MPROF can be used only on a computer that has IDL
software installed, either a UNIX or PC system. The
script generates topography profiles from PEDR data
products. MPROF was originally written by C. David
Brown, Dept. of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Washington
University. It was modified by Judd Bowman, PDS
Geosciences Node, Washington University, for use with
these PDS archive volumes.
See also the SPLITORB program below,
which is intended for use with MPROF.
DOWNLOAD MPROF SOFTWARE
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mprfinfo.txt |
Instructions for using MPROF |
4658 bytes |
mprof.pro |
IDL script |
26457 bytes |
SPLITORB is an IDL script that reads a
PEDR containing data from multiple orbits and generates
separate PEDR files each containing data from a single
orbit. This script is meant to accompany the MPROF
script described above. MPROF was written to operate on
PEDR files that contain only one orbit's worth of data.
A Mapping Phase PEDR must first be broken down into
separate orbits using SPLITORB before MPROF can be used
to plot the data.
SPLITORB was written by Judd Bowman,
PDS Geosciences Node, Washington University. It was
adapted from the C program SPLITPEDR by C. David Brown,
Dept. of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Washington
University.
DOWNLOAD SPLITORB SOFTWARE
Right-click on a link,
and use your browser's Save As function |
spltinfo.txt |
Instructions for using SPLITORB |
4658 bytes |
splitorb.pro |
IDL script |
26457 bytes |
PEDR2TAB is a program that reads MOLA
PEDR files and produces an ASCII table of selected
fields, one line for each altimetry shot detected. The
user may choose to see all ranges, or only those that
are/are not ground hits, in a selected region. The user
may output any of eight groups of MOLA instrument
values. By default, topography, range, planetary radius,
and flags are output. The program is written in Fortran
77 with MIL-STD-1753 and other extensions.
PEDR2TAB was written by
Gregory
Neumann, MOLA Science Team, NASA/Goddard Space
Flight Center.
DOWNLOAD PEDR2TAB SOFTWARE
Right-click on a link,
and use your browser's Save As function |
PC/Windows Version |
mola.lbl |
Example PDS label for PEDR2TAB
output |
17752 bytes |
p2tinfo.txt |
Instructions for using PEDR2TAB |
3438 bytes |
pedr2tab.exe |
Executable file compiled for
MS-DOS/Windows |
224256 bytes |
pedr2tab.f |
Fortran source code for
PEDR2TAB, PC/Windows |
16442 bytes |
PEDR2TAB.PRM |
Preferences file to be edited
by the user |
831 bytes |
Sun/UNIX
Version |
mola.lbl |
Example PDS label for PEDR2TAB
output |
17752 bytes |
p2tinfo.txt |
Instructions for using PEDR2TAB |
3487 bytes |
pedr2tab.exe |
Executable file compiled for
Solaris 2.4 |
209136 bytes |
pedr2tab.f |
Fortran source code for
PEDR2TAB, Sun/UNIX |
16049 bytes |
PEDR2TAB.PRM |
Preferences file to be edited
by the user |
831 bytes |
Macintosh
Version |
mola.lbl |
Example PDS label for PEDR2TAB
output |
17752 bytes |
p2tinfo.txt |
Instructions for using PEDR2TAB |
3889 bytes |
p2tabppc.hqx |
BINHEX file containing
executable compiled for Macintosh PowerPC |
227920 bytes |
pedr2tab.f |
Fortran source code for
PEDR2TAB, Macintosh |
15798 bytes |
PEDR2TAB.PRM |
Preferences file to be edited
by the user |
831 bytes |
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