How to georeference ISIS images for use a GIS
- Convert ISIS2 cubes to Tiff format
using ISIS2
- Run TAE t dform
- From = imagename.cub
- Otype = 1 (8-bit)
- Oform = T (.tif file)
- gisworld = "yes"
- Run TAE t dform
- Convert ISIS3 cubes to Tiff format
using ISIS3
- Run isis2std
- From=imagename.cub
- to format of choice
- the woldfile will be automatically generated
- Run isis2std
-
Create worldfiles from the ISIS cubes (without using ISIS)
- At UNIX prompt,
make a list of the .cub files
- ls –1 *.cub > cub.lst
- At the UNIX prompt
run:
- perl
isis2world -t myfile.cub
- download isis2world.pl or isis3world.pl PERL scripts here.
- perl
isis2world -t myfile.cub
- At UNIX prompt,
make a list of the .cub files
- Bring images into a projected view in ArcView
- ftp the .tif and .tfw files to your ArcView folder
- Use Projection and Spheroid extension to create proper projection for image (set the correct central meridian, ...). See the Projection and Spheroid Tutorial.
- Add .tif files as images to the projected view
MOC notes :
- If you wish to use all images in the same view make sure to specify the projection, central longitude, and lonsys=180 during 'MOCLev2' or 'MOCLevAll' processing steps.
After processing and mosaicing is completed, use the steps above (using dform will automate conversion from 32 bit to 8 bit).
