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♦ OPTIMIZED (BMP, ERDAS, GEOTIFF, and PNG only) - The palette generated will be an
optimal mix of up to 256 colors that will closely represent the full blend of colors in the
source images. This option will generate the best results, but can more than double the export
time required if any high color images are present in the export set.
♦ HALFTONE (BMP, ERDAS, GEOTIFF, and PNG only) - use a 256-color halftone palette
spread over the color spectrum
♦ DOQ_DRG (BMP, ERDAS, GEOTIFF, and PNG only) - use a 256-color palette optimized
for combined grayscale DOQs and USGS DRGs
♦ DRG (BMP, ERDAS, GEOTIFF, and PNG only) - use a 256-color palette optimized for the
colors found in USGS DRGs
♦ GRAYSCALE - use a 256-color grayscale palette
♦ BW (BMP, GEOTIFF only) - creates a black and white, 1-bit per pixel image
♦ BLACKISMIN (GEOTIFF only) - creates an 8-bit per pixel grayscale image with no color
map stored in the image. Black will be stored as zero with varying shades of gray up to white
with a value of 255.
♦ WHITEISMIN (GEOTIFF only) - creates an 8-bit per pixel grayscale image with no color
map stored in the image. White will be stored as zero with varying shades of gray up to black
with a value of 255.
♦ JPG (GEOTIFF only) - creates a 24-bit RGB JPG-in-TIFF image. Note that while this creates
a highly compressed GeoTIFF file, many software packages do not recognize JPG-in-TIFF
format files.
♦ MULTIBAND (BIL, BIP. BSQ, GEOTIFF, and JPEG2000 only) - creates a multi-band image
file with any number of bands of data. This is useful for multi-spectral imagery. Either 8- or
16-bits per band will be used depending on what is available in the input data. Use the
NUM_BANDS parameter to specify how many bands to use. You can override the default
band setting using the BAND_EXPORT_SETUP parameter (described below).
♦ Custom palette filename - you can also pass in the full path to a .pal file containing a custom
palette to use for the export.
• NUM_BANDS - specifies how many bands of data to export for a PALETTE=MULTIBAND export.
If you don't specify a value for this the band count will be the maximum available for any of the
loaded layers.
• BAND_BIT_DEPTH - specifies how many bits to use for each band of data for a
PALETTE=MULTIBAND export. If you don't specify a value for this the highest bit depth of any of
the input data layers will be used. The valid values are BAND_BIT_DEPTH=8,
BAND_BIT_DEPTH=16, or BAND_BIT_DEPTH=32.
• BAND_EXPORT_SETUP - allows you to override the default band assignment for a MULTIBAND
export. Use the following format to specify what band from what layer to use for a given export band:
?? . So for example to assign the 4th (infrared) band in
an export from the 1st (red) band in a previously loaded file name C:\data\input_file.tif, use the
following parameter: BAND_EXPORT_SETUP="4?1?c:\data\input_file.tif". Note that you would
include a separate BAND_EXPORT_SETUP parameter for each output band that you want to setup.
If you leave off the filename then you all loaded data will be considered as input, with just the
input-to-output band assignment being updated.
• GRID_TYPE_CELL_SIZE - specifies that the export should be gridded into multiple tiles with each
tile having the given size in the export projection. The value should be specified as cell width,cell
height. For example, if you are exporting in a metric projection and want to tile the export into cells
that are 10,000 meters wide by 5,000 meters tall, you would use
GRID_TYPE_CELL_SIZE="10000.0,5000.0".
• GRID_TYPE_PIXEL_SIZE - specifies that the export should be gridded into multiple tiles with each
tile having the given size in pixels/samples. The value should be specified as cell pixel width,cell pixel
height. For example, if you want to tile the export into cells that are 800 pixels wide by 600 meters
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