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Detect HIPS Critical Soundings

Description

The DetectHIPSCriticalSoundings process uses an input raster to contour in-memory and determine the Shoalest/Deepest soundings from a HIPS data source within the isolations. Depending on the options used, each or both can be flagged as critical soundings in the HIPS data.

Update

One or more HIPS track lines.

Outputs

Updated HIPS track lines and project file.

Command Line Syntax

carisbatch --run DetectHIPSCriticalSoundings --surface <value> --input-band <value> [options] <update>

User Interface Command

Critical Sounding Detection

Options

The following table describes the parameters available for this process.

Parameter

 

Long

Short key

Description

Can Repeat

Notes

 

--surface

The path to the surface used to calculate the threshold. The default elevation band will be used.

FALSE

This must be specified explicitly.

--input-band

i

A string specifying the name of the input band.

FALSE

This must be specified explicitly.

--output-shoal-status

The type of Shoal sounding status.

NONE: (None) - No Shoal status set.

DESIGNATED: Designated - Status for soundings considered to be of special significance.

OUTSTANDING: Outstanding - Status for soundings considered for further investigation.

EXAMINED: Examined - Status for soundings considered investigated.

The default value is DESIGNATED.

FALSE

--output-deep-status

A type of Deep sounding status.

NONE: (None) - No Deep status set.

DESIGNATED: Designated - Status for soundings considered to be of special significance.

OUTSTANDING: Outstanding - Status for soundings considered for further investigation.

EXAMINED: Examined - Status for soundings considered investigated.

The default value is OUTSTANDING.

FALSE

--shoal-attributes

Name/value pairs representing non-system attributes to be set on the detected Shoals.

TRUE

--deep-attributes

Name/value pairs representing non-system attributes to be set on the detected Deeps.

TRUE

--contour-interval-type

The method used to contour.

HALF_RESOLUTION: Half Source Resolution - The interval is a value equal to half the resolution of the selected surface.

USER_INTERVAL: User-defined Value - Applies a set value to use as the contour interval.

LEVELS_FILE: Levels File - Applies a depth list file.

The default value is HALF_RESOLUTION.

FALSE

--max-isolations

Maximum number of isolations allowed to be processed.

The default value is 100000.

FALSE

--radius-filter

The type of radius filter to apply.

NONE: (None) - No filter applied.

RADIUS_VALUE: Distance - The filter radius.

RADIUS_TABLE: Table File - The filter table file containing minimum/maximum depth range with applicable radius.

The default value is NONE.

FALSE

ContourIntervalType = USER_INTERVAL Options

--interval

A number specifying a fixed value to use as the contour interval.

When ContourIntervalType is set to USER_INTERVAL, Interval must be set.

FALSE

ContourIntervalType = LEVELS_FILE Options

--contour-levels-file

A string specifying the name of a depth list file containing the contour interval/depth pairs.

When ContourIntervalType is set to LEVELS_FILE, ContourLevelsFile must be set.

FALSE

RadiusFilter = RADIUS_VALUE Options

--radius-value

A number specifying a fixed value to use as the filter radius.

When RadiusFilter is set to RADIUS_VALUE, RadiusValue must be set

FALSE

RadiusFilter = RADIUS_TABLE Options

--radius-table-file

A string specifying the name of a radius table file containing the minimum/maximum depth range/radius pairs.

When RadiusFilter is set to RADIUS_TABLE, RadiusTableFile must be set.

FALSE

Example

To use this command, refer to the following example.

Example

Objective

To determine the shoalest and deepest soundings in a HIPS data set.

Description

Command Line Syntax

Indicates the path to the location of the surface to be used.

--surface

The Depth band is included in the filter area.

--include-band

Shallowest detected soundings with Designated status will be flagged as critical.

--output-shoal-status

The input surface is named rastersurface.csar located in C:\temp\input.

C:\temp\input

Output is saved to the project file with vessel named “sample” and day 2000-00 in folder C:\temp\input.

C:\temp\input

Command Line

carisbatch --run DetectHIPSCriticalSoundings --surface C:/temp/input/rastersurface.csar --include-band Depth --output-shoal-status DESIGNATED file:///C:/temp/input/input.hips?Vessel=sample;Day=2000-001

Outcome

Track line data is updated and saved to the project file.

Extra Notes

N/A