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May 5, 2011 / Rick Reeves
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ReadMe file: Shell scripts to create the mosaic (3 arcsecond resolution) 
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of CGIAR/SRTM and ASTER GDEM imagery spanning the 60 Degree North Latitude 
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boundary within western Canada
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Three shell scripts used:
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1) "mosaicCgiarSrtmBdySRTM.sh" : creates mosaic from CGIAR/SRTM 5 degree tiles
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    (3 arcsecond resolution) converted to .tif format from original ArcMap ASCII
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    format.
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2) "mosaicCgiarSrtmMBdyAster.sh" : creates mosaic from ASTER GDEM 1 degree tiles
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   (1 arcsecond resolution) converted to .tif format from original ArcMap ASCII
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   format. Note: incoming image tiles are resampled to 3 arcsecond resolution
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   to create outgoing image mosaic,
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3) "mosaicSrtmAsterPartsBdy.sh" : creates mosaic from the outputs from scripts
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    1) and 2) (3 arcsecond resolution): 
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                                            mergeCgiarAsterBdySRTM_BL.tif 
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                                            mergeCgiarAsterBdyASTER_BL.tif
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To create the ASTER / CGIAR boundary mosaic: 
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1) make current directory '/data/project/organisms/rcr/AsterCgiarMerge/'
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2) run the script "mosaicCgiarSrtmBdySRTM.sh"
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3) run the script "mosaicSrtmMBdyAster.sh"
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4) run the script "mosaicSrtmAsterPartsBdy.sh"
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Note: These initial scripts do NOT specify a new image extent for any of the mosaic components.
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      (gdalwarp parameter '-te xmin ymin xmax ymax' used to specify the extent)
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      So for these initial *test* runs, the output image extent is derived from the input files.
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      In 'production' runs, the extent of output mosaic tile compoents will be specified using -te;
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      we may also set other 'gdalwarp' parameters to properly establish other output image parameters.
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