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Hi Dave, Question from a naïve user: > > I have a data set containing 10 satellite images, all the same projection > with a one hour time interval from one image to the next. I want to > capture a png image file of each image in the set and use ISL to do so. I > have figured out how to use ISL to capture the first image, but I can't > figure out how to step through the data set to capture the other 9 images . > I'm sure it's something simple, but I haven't figured out the secret > Google search string to use to find the answer. Any suggestions? > > isl has a foreach construct (see attached) that allows you to loop through a set of values. You can load in a pre-defined bundle and override the data it uses. I haven't tested the attached isl but something like it should work. -Jeff
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