Documenting the CIS/COD image format
A new web site has been set up to to document the CIS/COD raster image file format.
An endeavour to reverse-engineer the file format of D-Sat 1.
A new web site has been set up to to document the CIS/COD raster image file format.
We discover two different types of data in the last uncharted part of dsatnord.mp.
Looking at some statistics about the structure of the tile data we learn something about the underlying wavelet compression.
To much surprise, content in a well-known file format is discovered while inspecting uncharted territories.
Using Kaitai Struct I can describe the file format and generate code and visualizations.
Understanding how the tile index works and how tiles are arranged in the file.
We find coordinates of highways and borders instead of tile coordinates.
We visualise the parts which we have not decoded, yet.
Putting the bits and pieces we know about the file together.
What's the size of tiles and how are they arranged in the file?