home products news downloads documentation support gallery online maps resellers search
TNTmips Downloads Menu

HOME

CONTACT US

CURRENT RELEASE
  TNT 2013

DEVELOPMENT VERSION
  TNT 2014

TNTmips Pro
PRIOR RELEASES
  TNT 2012

FREE SOFTWARE
  TNTmips Free
  TNTatlas
  TNTsdk

MORE DOWNLOADS
  HASP Key Driver
  Screen Recorder
  TNT Language Kits
  Sample Geodata
  TNT Scripts

DOCUMENTATION
  TNTmips Tutorials
  Tutorial Datasets
  Technical Guides
  Scripts
  Quick Guides

MORE INFO
  Download FAQs
  FTP
  Download Managers
  Find Reseller

SITE MAP


PipelineResampleToGeorefMulti.sml


# PipelineResampleToGeorefMulti.sml

# Sample standalone script to demonstrate a simple image pipeline application:
# Reprojecting a series of source rasters with control-point georeference to 
# align their lines/columns with their coordinate reference system and maintain 
# their current cell size

# Script shows how to incorporate an image processing pipeline into a user-defined
# function that is iteratively called to process a series of grayscale rasters
# through the same processing steps, with each iteration producing a single
# output raster.

# 21 February 2008
# Randy Smith, MicroImages, Inc.

# Requires Version 2007:73 or later of the TNT products.

numeric err;										# error code returned

# error checking procedure
proc ReportError(numeric linenum, numeric err) {
	printf("FAILED -line: %d, error: %d\n", linenum, err);
	PopupError(err); 
	}

numeric i; 	# loop counter

##################################################################################
###################################  Procedures  #################################

# function to process input rasters through the resampling pipeline
func rsmpPipe(
	class RVC_OBJITEM inObjItem, 
	class RVC_OBJITEM outObjItem, 
	numeric count, 
	class STRINGLIST list) 
	{

	local class STRING imgName$ = list.GetString(count-1);

	printf("Processing source image %s\n", imgName$ );

	# PIPELINE SOURCE
	# set input raster as source
	local class IMAGE_PIPELINE_SOURCE_RVC source_In( inObjItem );
	err = source_In.Initialize();
	if (err < 0) 
		return -1;
	else
		printf("Pipeline source for %s initialized\n", imgName$);


	# CHECK THAT SOURCE HAS VALID COORDINATE REFERENCE SYSTEM
	local class IMAGE_PIPELINE_GEOREFERENCE sourceGeoref;
	sourceGeoref = source_In.GetGeoreference();

	# get coordinate reference system from the source georeference
	local class SR_COORDREFSYS crs;						# input raster's coordinate reference system
	crs = sourceGeoref.GetCRS();

	if (crs.IsDefined() == 0 or crs.IsLocal() ) {
		return 0;
		}
	else {
		printf("Coordinate reference system for source %s: %s\n", imgName$, crs.Name );

		# get line and column cell sizes from source's georeference
		local class POINT2D scaleIn;		# line and column cell sizes as x and y values of POINT2D
		local class POINT2D locIn;			# column and line location for which to obtain cell size
		locIn.x = source_In.GetTotalColumns() / 2;	# location at center of image
		locIn.y = source_In.GetTotalRows() / 2;
		sourceGeoref.ComputeScale(locIn, scaleIn, 1);	# cell sizes in meters
		printf("Source %s image cell sizes: line = %.2f m, col = %.2f m\n", imgName$, scaleIn.y, scaleIn.x);


		# PIPELINE FILTER to resample source image
		class IMAGE_PIPELINE_FILTER_RESAMPLE filter_rsmp(source_In, crs, scaleIn.y, scaleIn.x, "Nearest");
		err = filter_rsmp.Initialize();
		if (err < 0) 
			return -1;
		else
			printf("Resample filter for source %s initialized.\n", imgName$);


		# PIPELINE TARGET: set up the target for the pipeline
		class IMAGE_PIPELINE_TARGET_RVC target_rvc(filter_rsmp, outObjItem);
		target_rvc.SetCompression("DPCM", 0);
		err = target_rvc.Initialize();
		if (err < 0) 
			return -1;
		else
			printf("Pipeline target for image %s initialized.\n", imgName$);


		# EXECUTE pipeline process
		print("Processing...");
		target_rvc.Process();

		printf("Completed processing for image %s.\n\n", imgName$);

		return 1;

		}
	}

####################################################################################
#####################################  Main program  ###############################
clear();

# set context so script does not exit on error, allowing manual
# handling of errors.
_context.AbortOnError = 0;


# CHOOSE GEOREFERENCED INPUT RASTERS to be resampled.
class RVC_OBJITEM inObjItemList[];		# HASH of RVC_OBJITEMS for unknown number of input rasters to mosaic
numeric numInputs;
# DlgGetObjects populates an RVC_OBJITEM hash with the RVC_OBJITEM of each selected raster
DlgGetObjects("Choose georeferenced rasters to resample:", "Raster", inObjItemList, "ExistingOnly", 2);
numInputs = inObjItemList.GetNumItems();

printf("Processing %d input rasters.\n", numInputs);


# MAKE STRINGLIST OF LABELS FOR DIALOG PROMPTING FOR OUTPUT RASTERS
class STRINGLIST labelList;

for i = 1 to numInputs
	{
	labelList.AddToEnd( inObjItemList[i].GetDescriptor().GetShortName() );
	}


# CHOOSE OUTPUT RASTERS
# DlgGetObjectSet populates a hash of ObjItems for the output; the new raster will then be created
# by the TARGET_RVC with the desired compression.  The ObjectPath of the ObjItem is not
# valid until the output raster is actually created by the pipeline process.
class RVC_OBJITEM outObjItemList[];
DlgGetObjectSet("Choose rasters for resampled output", "Raster", labelList, outObjItemList, "NewOnly");


# LOOP THROUGH LISTS OF INPUT AND OUTPUT RVC_OBJITEMS TO RESAMPLE IMAGES 
for i = 1 to numInputs
	{

	# USER-DEFINED FUNCTION TO RESAMPLE AN IMAGE
	err = rsmpPipe(inObjItemList[i], outObjItemList[i], i, labelList);

	if (err == 0)	# invalid coordinate reference system for input
		printf("Source image %d has undefined or local coordinater reference system; \n no resampled raster was made.\n\n", i);
	else if (err < 0)
		ReportError(_context.CurrentLineNum, err);
	}


print("Done.");



Back Home ©MicroImages, Inc. 2013 Published in the United States of America
11th Floor - Sharp Tower, 206 South 13th Street, Lincoln NE 68508-2010   USA
Business & Sales: (402)477-9554  Support: (402)477-9562  Fax: (402)477-9559
Business info@microimages.com  Support support@microimages.com  Web webmaster@microimages.com

25 March 2009

page update: 26 May 11