MINX is an interactive visualization and analysis program written in IDL and designed to make MISR data more accessible to science users. Its principal use is to retrieve heights and motion for aerosol plumes and clouds using stereoscopic methods.
MINX is platform independent and has been tested on Mac OS X, MS Windows, and Linux.
Binaries for Mac OS X, MS Windows, and Linux can be found under MINX Releases
Full Documentation can be found under the webdoc directory
- File Menu -> Import
- Existing Projects into Workspace
- Next Button
- Browse to Select Root Directory
- Navigate to the root MINX directory containing MINX.prj and click the Open button
- Ensure the MINX project is displayed in the projects listing
- Finish Button
- Select the MINX project in Project Explorer
- Project Menu -> Build Project
- Select the MINX project in Project Explorer
- Run Menu -> Run Project MINX
- File Menu -> Import
- Existing Projects into Workspace
- Next Button
- Browse to Select Root Directory
- Navigate to the root MINX directory containing MINX.prj and click the Open button
- Ensure the MINX project is displayed in the projects listing
- Finish Button
- Select the MINX project in Project Explorer
- Project Menu -> Build Project
MAKE_RT, 'MINX4', '/Users/<username>/<MINX_package_destination>', SAVEFILE='/<MINX Source Path>/MINX/minx.sav', /VM, /MACINT64, /HIRES_MAPS
MAKE_RT, 'MINX4', 'C:\Users\<username>\<MINX_package_destination>', SAVEFILE='C:\<MINX Source Path>\MINX\minx.sav', /VM, /WIN32, /HIRES_MAPS
MAKE_RT, 'MINX4', '/home/<username>/<MINX_package_destination>', SAVEFILE='/<MINX Source Path>/MINX/minx.sav', /VM, /LIN32, /HIRES_MAPS
Note: Depending on your version of IDL and the current OS, you may also be able to specify the /WIN64 (for Windows 64-bit), /MACINT32 (for OS X 32-bit), or /LIN64 (for Linux 64-bit) keywords to build MINX packages