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| - | ====== ENVI-met Output Files ====== | ||
| - | ENVI-met produces heaps of output files which are summarized here. | ||
| - | Most important, there are two types of files produced by ENVI-met: | ||
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| - | * Simple text files | ||
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| - | **Simple text files** are simple ASCII-files that can be read by most programs such as Excel, R, Word,.. and also by LEONARDO. There is no need for a further documentation of the fileformat itself, only on the content of it which will be done later on here. | ||
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| - | On the other hand, **Binary files** are used to store large data sets which would be impractical to be stored in ASCII format. | ||
| - | Those files are normally read and understood by the different ENVI-met tools such as LEONARDO. You may however wnat to write your own extract and data analysis methods. Therefore it is important to understand the concept of ENVI-met EDX/EDT files. [[filereference: | ||