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ESS 421 February 9, 2010 Laboratory No. 6: Calibration, Registration Topographic Correction Due at end of Lab on Wednesday, February 16th. In this lab you will use ENVI to perform some of the imaging processing steps that we have been talking about in class. The instructions in this lab will lead you through the steps required to calibrate, register, and topographically correct an image. ENVI Basics Functions in ENVI are accessed through a series of pull-down menus and dialogue windows. Instructions in bold italics refer to pull-down menus or window buttons. Bold text refers to named windows, and filenames are given in italics. Online help can be accessed at any time by selecting System ENVI Online Help. Open and Display Image File Select File open image file from the menu bar. Open the file named big_pine.bsq (D ( D-temp ( ESS 421 LAB Data ( OWENS ( big_pine.bsq). This is a portion of a Landsat TM image of Owens Valley, CA from July 7, 1984 The Available Bands List (ABL) Window will appear showing all files currently open. On ABL window, select RGB Color Select R: band 5, G: band 4, B: band 3 and Load RGB in Display #1 The Scroll Window shows the entire extent of the image. A small red box on the Scroll Window corresponds to the portion of the image visible in the Image Window. A red box on the Image Window shows the portion of the image visible in the Zoom Window. Practice navigating around the image with the display windows. On the Image Window, select tools Cursor Location/Value (if this menu is not visible, click on the window with the right mouse button) The Cursor Location/Value Window shows the cursor’s location (sample #, line #), brightness values sent to the monitor (after stretching), and original DN values of the three bands displayed. Contrast Stretch On the Image Window select Enhance Interactive Stretching Adjust sliders to achieve desired stretch Part A, Calibration Image calibration c