Changes between Version 14 and Version 15 of glga_manual

Timestamp:

Aug 19, 2016, 8:00:14 PM (10 years ago)

Author:

ehsan

Comment:

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glga_manual

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  11: Contours On/Off: If ds9 is open, then isophots can be displayed. This helps to locate a proper border around the galaxy. To rotate the 'red' aperture, first select it by clicking inside it on ds9. You see four selection points around it. Press Shift-key on keyboard and choose one of the four point to rotate the ellipse by dragging the mouse. To move the ellipse, click and drag ...
 
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+[[Image(ds9_demo.jpeg, 30%)]]
 
  12: Import Ellipse: To import the 'red' aperture from ds9 to the TV (when ds9 is open). All ellipse information would be updated and be used for the measurement. Note: ds9 can also be used a bridge between Pylipes (i.e. the python code to modify the ellipse) and GLGA TV. However, Saving (in Pylipse) and loading (in TV: Menu > Pyliupse > Load Ellipse) is a way to import from Pylipse to GLGA TV.
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  13: Export Ellipse: To update the ellipse in ds9 when it's open. If you have already opened ds9, but you have edited the ellipse in the TV, use this action to export the TV ellipse to ds9. Note: ds9 can also be used a bridge between Pylipes (i.e. the python code to modify the ellipse) and GLGA TV. To export an ellipse from TV to Pylipse, you can re-open Pylipse (in TV: Menu > Pylipse > Open)
 
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+[[Image(stv_note_flag.jpeg, 40%)]]