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Neillson01
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Hi,
I'v got the following assignment through to complete my course. I'm a bit rusty so I am really having a hard time understanding what I'm supposed to be doing here. If someone can give me the brief, basic outline of how to complete this and if C++ or Matlab would be better/easier to do it in I would be very grateful. As I say my programming is rusty so would be the same as starting from scratch. I don't even know where to begin with this one!
Thanks
Neill
ASSIGNMENT:
The file METSAT.HDR provided contains a single header subframe recorded directly in the
department from a METEOSAT satellite. With reference to the supplied engineering manual: Meteosat High Resolution Image Dissemination, Technical Description, EUM TD 02 (Eumetsat, 2002), write a program, in C++ or Matlab, to check the synchronisation words and then determine:
1. Which particular METEOSAT satellite originated the transmission
2. The date and nominal image time of the transmission
3. The image number from the start of the spacecraft mission.
Finally, extract the administrative message contained within the last 800 bytes of the Interpretation Data Block. Present all results on the screen, and write the administrative message to a disk file in the current directory. This disk file should be named ADMIN.TXT.
I'v got the following assignment through to complete my course. I'm a bit rusty so I am really having a hard time understanding what I'm supposed to be doing here. If someone can give me the brief, basic outline of how to complete this and if C++ or Matlab would be better/easier to do it in I would be very grateful. As I say my programming is rusty so would be the same as starting from scratch. I don't even know where to begin with this one!
Thanks
Neill
ASSIGNMENT:
The file METSAT.HDR provided contains a single header subframe recorded directly in the
department from a METEOSAT satellite. With reference to the supplied engineering manual: Meteosat High Resolution Image Dissemination, Technical Description, EUM TD 02 (Eumetsat, 2002), write a program, in C++ or Matlab, to check the synchronisation words and then determine:
1. Which particular METEOSAT satellite originated the transmission
2. The date and nominal image time of the transmission
3. The image number from the start of the spacecraft mission.
Finally, extract the administrative message contained within the last 800 bytes of the Interpretation Data Block. Present all results on the screen, and write the administrative message to a disk file in the current directory. This disk file should be named ADMIN.TXT.