Hi--thanks for your reply!
OK, the Original BIL file has the following header information (I stripped out all of the info for the bands since I don't think it's relevent)
Projection info is UTM, WGS 84 Zone 41 N on both.
also keep in mind that this is a subset of the ASTER imagery--i didn't need the entire scene (the image registration is much more accurate this way as well)
I included info for Band 1 since it has filename, subsetting info, etc.
Here is the first subsetted .BIL file (the base raster for conversion to reflectance)
ENVI
description = {
File Resize Result, x resize factor: 1.000000, y resize factor:
1.000000.[Mon Oct 07 12:08:24 2013] [Wed Oct 09 16:38:22 2013]}
samples = 1057
lines = 591
bands = 9
header offset = 0
file type = ENVI Standard
data type = 4
interleave = bil
sensor type = Unknown
byte order = 0
x start = 3301
y start = 1218
map info = {UTM, 1.000, 1.000, 388248.608, 4252064.376, 1.5000000000e+001, 1.5000000000e+001, 41, North, WGS-84, units=Meters}
wavelength units = Unknown
band names = {
Resize (Layer (ASTER VNIR Band1:AST_L1B_00308112004065331_20130930152340_19821.hdf):Stack_AST_L1B_00308112004065331_20130930152340_19821.dat),
Resize (Layer (ASTER VNIR
*******************************************************
and here is the converted-to-reflectance image using FLAASH (note the coordinates of the rectangle have shifted)
ENVI
description = {
FLAASH Result [Mon Oct 14 23:39:58 2013]}
samples = 1057
lines = 591
bands = 9
header offset = 0
file type = ENVI Standard
data type = 2
interleave = bil
sensor type = Unknown
byte order = 0
x start = 3301
y start = 1218
map info = {UTM, 1.000, 1.000, 437748.608, 4233809.376, 1.5000000000e+001, 1.5000000000e+001, 41, North, WGS-84, units=Meters}
wavelength units = Micrometers
reflectance scale factor = 10000.000000
Band1:AST_L1B_00308112004065331_20130930152340_19821.hdf):Stack_AST_L1B_00308112004065331_20130930152340_19821.dat):BIL_AST_L1B_00308112004065331_20130930152340_19821.bil),
Can't figure this out--it did something similar for all 10 files!
Thanks--
Steve
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