Acronym: SAR.FDC
Copy of ERS-1.SAR.UI16 product.
The CCT contains the following four files :
Volume Directory File Leader File Data Set File Null Volume File
volume descriptor record 360 bytes (mandatory)
leader file pointer record 360 bytes (mandatory)
data set file pointer record 360 bytes (mandatory)
text record 360 bytes (mandatory)
file descriptor record 512 bytes (mandatory)
facility related data record 2048 bytes (mandatory)
mph+sph type
facility related data record 12288 bytes (mandatory)
pcs quality type
file descriptor record 10012 bytes (mandatory)
image data records 10012 bytes (mandatory)
volume descriptor record 360 bytes (mandatory)
Notation conventions :
$ - the use of the "$"' (dollar sign) in the documentation denotes a requirement for the blank character (ie. the ASCII or EBCDIC space character).
(n) - this expression is used to denote the contents of an integer binary field which will vary depending on the product type or data origin and will have to be supplied on the CCT by the facility generating the CCT.
<.....> - this expression is used to denote the contents of a field, which will vary depending on the product type or data origin and will have to be ied on the CCT by the facility generating the CCT.
<$...$> - this expression is used to denote a blank field.
File Class Class Code Data Type "8$BIT$ASCII$0NLY$$$$$$$$$$$$" "ASCO" ASCII only data "EBCDIC$0NLY$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$" "EBCO" EBCDIC only "BCD$0NLY$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$" "BCDO" BCD only "BINARY$0NLY$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$" "BINO" binary only data "MIXED$BINARY$AND$ASCII$$$$$$" "MBAA" binary & ASCII "MIXED$BINARY$AND$EBCDIC$$$$$" "MBAE" binary & EBCDIC "MIXED$BINARY$AND$BCD$$$$$$$$" "MBAB" binary & BCD "UNDEFINED,$ETC.$$$$$$$$$$$$$" "UNDF" undefined "COMPLEX$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$" "COMP" complex "REAL$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$" "REAL" floating point Data Interpretation Format Length "INTEGER*1$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$" "I*1$" (1 byte wide) "INTEGER*2$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$" "I*2$" (2 byte wide) "INTEGER*4$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$" "I*4$" (4 byte wide) - one, two and four byte two"s complement integer representation "SIGNED$INTEGER*1$$$$$$$$$$$$" "IS1$" (1 byte wide) "SIGNED$INTEGER*2$$$$$$$$$$$$" "IS2$" (2 byte wide) "SIGNED$INTEGER*4$$$$$$$$$$$$" "IS4$" (4 byte wide) - one, two and four byte signed integer with the most significant bit used to denote sign "UNSIGNED$INTEGER*1$$$$$$$$$$" "IU1$" (1 byte wide) "UNSIGNED$INTEGER*2$$$$$$$$$$" "IU2$" (2 byte wide) "UNSIGNED$INTEGER*4$$$$$$$$$$" "IU4$" (4 byte wide) - one, two and four byte un -signed integer with the most significant bit used as part of the pixel value, the pixel is always positive. "REAL*2$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$" "R*2$" (2 byte wide) "REAL*4$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$" "R*4$" (4 byte wide) "REAL*8$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$" "R*8$" (8 byte wide) - two, four and eight byte two's complement floating point representation with the exponent denoted in two's complement binary.(note that the REAL*8 representation is the same as double precision.) "REAL*2$HEXADECIMAL$$$$$$$$$$" "R*2H" (2 byte wide) "REAL*4$HEXADECIMAL$$$$$$$$$$" "R*4H" (4 byte wide) "REAL*8$HEXADECIMAL$$$$$$$$$$" "R*8H" (8 byte wide) - two, four eight byte hexadecimal floating point representation with the exponent denoted as a hexadecimal exponent. (note that the REAL*8. representation is the same as double precision.) "COMPLEX*4$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$" "C*4$" (4 byte wide) "COMPLEX*8$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$" "C*8$" (8 byte wide) - four byte field with the first half (two bytes) containing the two"s complement floating point representation value of the real component and the second half containing the imaginary component.Similarly for the eight byte type, with each half of the field containing the real and imaginary pairs. "COMPLEX$INTEGER*2$$$$$$$$$$$" "CI*2" (2 byte wide) "COMPLEX$INTEGER*4$$$$$$$$$$$" "CI*4" (4 byte wide) "COMPLEX$INTEGER*8$$$$$$$$$$$~ "CI*8" (8 byte wide) - similar to the complex floating point representation above except that each component is stored as a two"s complement integer. "COMPLEX$SIGNED$INTEGER*2$$$$" "CIS2" (2 byte wide) "COMPLEX$SIGNED$INTEGER*4$$$$" "CIS4" (4 byte wide) "COMPLEX$SIGNED$INTEGER*8$$$$" "CIS8" (8 byte wide) - similar to the complex floating point representation above except that each component is stored as a signed integer. "COMPLEX*4$HEXADECIMAL$$$$$$$" "C*4H" (4 byte wide) "COMPLEX*8$HEXADECIMAL$$$$$$$" "C*8H" (8 byte wide) - same as the floating point complex notation above except that the representation follows the hexadecimal conventions. Records in products CEOS Codes Volume Directory File - VOLUME DESCRIPTOR RECORD (192,192,18,18) - FILE POINTER RECORD (219,192,18,18) - TEXT RECORD (18,63,18,18) Leader File - FILE DESCRIPTOR RECORD (63,192,18,18) - FACILITY RELATED DATA RECORD MPH+SPH TYPE (10,200,31,50) - FACILITY RELATED DATA RECORD PCS QUALITY TYPE (10,200,31,50) SAR Data File - FILE DESCRIPTOR RECORD (63,192,18,18) - PROCESSED DATA RECORD (50,11,31,20) Null Volume - NULL VOLUME DESCRIPTOR RECORD (192,192,63,18)
Fields not provided are filled with blanks or meaningless values as -9999999.9999999 in case, for instance, of fields whose format is F16.7.