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8 real,
dimension(20800) ::
logi0
9 real,
dimension(20800) ::
z1i0
10 real,
dimension(20800) ::
z2i0
11 real,
dimension(20800) ::
ti0
12 real,
dimension(260) ::
sb
13 real,
dimension(160) ::
li0r
16 real,
dimension(160) ::
ti0r
17 real,
dimension(2) ::
sbr
19 real,
dimension(10) ::
xxzlog = (/0.0000000, 0.00977964, 0.0395086, 0.0904221, &
20 & 0.164818, 0.266515, 0.401776, 0.581261, &
24 real,
dimension(8) ::
xxlog = (/0.000000,0.0395086,0.143841,0.266515,0.401776, &
25 & 0.531394,0.635031,0.693147/)
33 real,
dimension(16) ::
cofs
93 character(len=255),
intent(in) :: lut_ler_file
99 open(1000, file=
trim(lut_ler_file), form=
"unformatted", convert=
"big_endian", &
100 & status=
"old", iostat=status)
101 if (status /= 0)
then
102 print *,
"ERROR: Failed to open LER LUT: ", status
108 if (status /= 0)
then
110 print *,
"ERROR: Failed to read LER LUT file: ", status
126 if (i .ne. k) xdenom = xdenom * (
xzlog(k) -
xzlog(i))
128 densol(k - j + 1, j) = xdenom
135 if (i .ne. k) xdenom = xdenom * (
xlog(k) -
xlog(i))
137 denscn(k - j + 1, j) = xdenom
real, dimension(160) li0r
real, dimension(4, 7) densol
real, dimension(160) z1i0r
an array had not been initialized Several spelling and grammar corrections were which is read from the appropriate MCF the above metadata values were hard coded A problem calculating the average background DN for SWIR bands when the moon is in the space view port was corrected The new algorithm used to calculate the average background DN for all reflective bands when the moon is in the space view port is now the same as the algorithm employed by the thermal bands For non SWIR changes in the averages are typically less than Also for non SWIR the black body DNs remain a backup in case the SV DNs are not available For SWIR the changes in computed averages were larger because the old which used the black body suffered from contamination by the micron leak As a consequence of the if SV DNs are not available for the SWIR the EV pixels will not be the granule time is used to identify the appropriate tables within the set given for one LUT table(e.g. m1) to be used for interpolation. The table values will be linearly interpolated using the tables corresponding to the node times bracketing the granule time. If the granule time falls before the time of the first node or after the time of the last node
real, dimension(20800) z1i0
real, dimension(20800) logi0
real, dimension(10) xxzlog
real, dimension(4) ctheta
real, dimension(20800) ti0
real, dimension(10) xzlog
void print(std::ostream &stream, const char *format)
string & trim(string &s, const string &delimiters)
real, dimension(160) ti0r
subroutine, public load_viirs_ler_luts(lut_ler_file, status)
real, dimension(26) realbuf
real, dimension(4, 5) denscn
real, dimension(4) cthet0
real, dimension(20800) z2i0
integer function wrap_total()
real, dimension(10) dum10
real, dimension(160) z2i0r