The Spectrum View |
If you have opened a data product which contains spectral bands, you can use the spectrum view
to inspect the spectra for a given pixel position.
A click on the
icon in the main toolbar or selecting "Spectrum"
from the View --> Tool Windows menu opens a view which will look similar to this one:
If you now move the mouse cursor over an image view, the spectrum view will display the spectra for the current pixel position. Note that the spectrum view can only display the intensities of spectral bands. The spectrum view will remain empty for products without any spectral bands. By clicking you open the Spectrum Chooser which allows you to define which spectra or bands to show. You can also use the Spectrum Chooser to change the symbol and line style of a spectrum.
You can click & drag the mouse in the diagram in order to display the value of the selected spectrum graph at a pin position (see screenshot above).
While you move the mouse cursor around a region in the image, you will notice that the diagram axes are automatically adjusted according to the min/max values of the displayed spectral band values.
Tip: If you press the SHIFT
key while moving the mouse cursor, VISAT adjusts the axes to the local
values at the current pixel position, if you release the SHIFT
key again, then the min/max are accumulated
again.
A click with the right mouse button on the diagram brings up a context menu which consists of the following menu items:
SHIFT
key pressed.
In the following the tool buttons of the spectrum view are explained.
Opens the Spectrum Chooser, which allows you to choose which spectra and bands to display and to alter their appearance. | |
Toggles the visibility of the cursor spectrum. | |
Toggles the visibility of the spectra of the selected pins. | |
Toggles the visibility of all pin spectra. | |
Switches the grid lines of the diagram on and off. | |
Exports the spectra to a .csv file. |
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Displays this help page. |