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Pixel Export
Pixel Export is a tool that allows you to export the pixel values under a line, point or polygon for the map of your choice into a csv file. You can export pixel values for stamps and/or maps. The tool also allows the user to export the pixel values for more than one map at a time as long as the ppd is the same for each map. Below is a short tutorial on how to use the tool.
How to Export Pixels:
- Add a polygon, point or line to your main view. This is the desired area that you would like to have the pixel data for.
- Right click --> Select Feature and select the shape that you would like. The shape will be outlined in yellow when it is selected.
- Right click the screen --> Polygon Functions --> Export Pixels Data for Polygon
- The Pixel Data CSV Export dialog box will open and there are many options to chose from.
- Select Columns to Export: Select the boxes you would like to export per pixel. Default option is to export Pixel ID, Latitude, Longitude for each pixel.
- Add Numeric Columns to Export: Add the map you would like to export pixel data for. Click "Add Source..."
- Multiple maps can be exported at one time. This will add all of your data to one csv, separated by column.
- When all of the maps are added and the ppd is selected, click "Select File" to name your csv and to select a location to save it to. When ready, click the "save" button to finish the process.
- An example of a saved csv file export is below. Here, the Pixel ID, Latitude, Longitude, Mola Elevation, and the yearly Mars surface temperature (min) were exported per pixel.