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Last Post 19 Mar 2015 12:06 AM by  anon
applying a mask to thermal atmospheric correction
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19 Mar 2015 12:06 AM
    Hi I have 11 Aster 1b images. I have applied the thermal atmospheric correction tool to the TIR bands for each image, but unlike the atmospheric correction tool for SWIR and VNIR bands I cannot mask out the black surrounds. So after I apply the TAC I get negative values for the black surrounds. I then wish to mosaic the images using seamless mosaic, but because the black surrounds have now been "corrected" they are no longer 0 so I can not use this as the data ignore value. Please suggest a way to avoid this problem. thanks Alison

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    19 Mar 2015 12:39 PM
    What you will want to do is use ENVI's Build Mask tool to build a mask image from your original thermal bands. You will want the areas that you eventually want to ignore in the mosaic to be masked (display as black), and the areas with real data values to be unmasked (display as white). Then you can take this mask image and use ENVI's Apply Mask tool to convert the "atmospherically corrected" non-data pixels to some constant pixel value that identifies them as background. Then in the mosaicking tool, you can specify this pixel value as the data value to ignore. - Peg Exelis VIS
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