Description
The ImportGenericToHIPS process uses a parser configuration (*.par) file created in the Generic Data Parser editor and converts data into HIPS format using that configuration.
Inputs
One or more ASCII data files.
Outputs
Track lines.
Command Line Syntax
carisbatch --run ImportGenericToHIPS
Options
The following table describes the parameters available for this process.
Parameter |
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Long | Short key | Description | Can Repeat | Notes
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--parser-file | P | The path to the parser configuration file. The file is setup to parse any sensor data (other than swath and sweep bathymetry and side scan imagery) from ASCII text files and then converted as updates on any line folders in an existing project. | FALSE | |
--input-crs | p | A string specifying the horizontal coordinate reference system key of the input. The default value is LLDG. | FALSE | |
--extent | E | The extents that defines the window. <LowerX> - A number specifying the lower left X origin in the coordinate reference system of the input. <LowerY> - A number specifying the lower left Y origin in the coordinate reference system of the input. <UpperX> - A number specifying the upper right X origin in the coordinate reference system of the input. <UpperY> - A number specifying the upper right Y origin in the coordinate reference system of the input. The unit is assumed to be that of the input's coordinate reference system, unless otherwise specified. When specifying units for un-projected data, an angle type unit is required. The order for un-projected coordinates is longitude followed by latitude. Supported units: cable, ch, cm, fm, ft, in, inm, km, m, mi, mm, nm, usfm, usft, usmi, usnm, usyd, yd, deg and rad. | FALSE | |
--filter | f | A number specifying the Z values to a min/max range. <FilterMin> - The minimum values for imported data. <FilterMax> - The maximum values for imported data. The valid range is +/- 15000. | FALSE | |
--filter-dup-navigation | If set, filters the navigation points to remove duplicate points during import. | FALSE | ||
Example
To use this command, refer to the following example.
Example | ||
Objective | To import data to HIPS format using a parser file. | |
Description | Command Line Syntax | |
The parser file is named parser_file.par located at C:\. | --parser-file C:\parser_file.par | |
The input file is ASCII_line.txt located in at C:\. | C:\ASCII_line.txt | |
The output file is C:\temp\input for the vessel named “sample” and the day 2000-001 | C:/temp/input/input.hips?Vessel=sample;Day=2000-001 | |
Command Line |
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Outcome | The data file is converted to HIPS using the settings in the parser file. | |
Extra Notes | N/A | |