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Jumping off from this discussion, I'd like to hear more about what ISIS is all about, and whether I should consider using it. I work primarily with Cassini ISS data, and my main issue is that, since I work with rings, I'm interested in a cylindrical coordinate system rather than a spherical one. My other issue is that I'm accustomed to using IDL rather than C++, but I could consider changing if other issues came together.

Hi. I am looking into doing point photoclinometry for certain regions of Mars. I know how to process MOC images with ISIS, but does anyone know how to get the raw DN values of each pixel? Also, has anyone used SOCET SET to make stereo images?

I am using ISIS2 and qview to look at processed MOC cubes. When I try to use the qview measure tool, one end of the measuring line is always trapped in the upper left hand corner. Has anyone else experienced this and/or found a way to fix this?

Not quite sure where to start with data from the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft? This article contains links to the raw data, and also links to the various software tools that members of the community have created to analyze the data itself.

I've finally gotten around to packaging up and distributing some of the programs that I've written to help me perform various tasks in the ISIS 2 environment. Enjoy.