Changes between Version 23 and Version 24 of Basic_GPC1_Processing_for_End_Users
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- Mar 6, 2009, 12:49:35 PM (17 years ago)
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v23 v24 193 193 194 194 {{{ 195 skycells -D CAMERA gpc1 8 -scale 0.2 -D CATDIR default 196 skycells -D CAMERA gpc1 -level 8 -scale 0.2 -D CATDIR default 197 }}} 198 195 skycells 5 -scale 0.2 -nx 8 -ny 8 -fix-ns -padding 0.05 -D CATDIR default 196 skycells -level 5 -scale 0.2 -nx 8 -ny 8 -fix-ns -padding 0.05 -D CATDIR default 197 }}} 198 199 is what appears to have been used for the 200901 PS1/GPC1 release. The first line is for ipp-magic-v0. The second for more recent verions (e.g. Feb, 2009). 199 200 200 201 … … 209 210 Now we'll fill a skycell. You may wonder how to know what skycell a particular chip will warp to. That is a good question that currently has an answer that's too complicated to be practical 210 211 211 '''Easy RA,Dec->skycell is a prime opportunity for a contribution'''. [On Feb 4 Mark Huber said he was going to work on this]. 212 213 For now just take the following example: 214 215 {{{ 216 212 We can use {{{dvoImageOverlaps}}} to figure out the skycell(s) for a given image: 213 214 {{{ 217 215 dvoImageOverlaps 36475/chip/o4741g0234o.36475.ch.11948.XY33.ch.fits -accept-astrom -D CATDIR default 216 }}} 217 218 218 (right skycell format but still wrong output with: skycells 5 -scale 0.2 -nx 8 -ny 8 -fix-ns -padding 0.05) 219 219 220 {{{ 220 221 dvoImageExtract skycell.02879.51 -D CATDIR default -D CAMERA gpc1 -o skycell.02879.51_template.fits -D CAMERA gpc1 221 222
