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The following example reproduces that in *imcnts* - Find background subtracted counts for a point source, but using celestial coordinates sky (world), and using different size source and background regions.
input file: xdata$rp110590.qp
output file: rps90_cnt.tab
xr> xspatial # Load the spatial package
xs> imcnts # Run the task to count photons
source image file : xdata$rp110590.qp # Input file
source region descriptor : c 22:08:41.6 45:45:04.7 3'
# Circle at RA=22h 08m 41.6s, Dec 45 deg 45' 04.7''
# with radius of 3 arcmin
background image file or cts/pixel: xdata$rp110590.qp # From the same file
bkgd region descriptor: a 22:08:41.6 45:45:04.7 3.3' 4.4' # Annulus
# of 3.3 to 4.4 arcmin radii, centered at the source position
root name for output file [root_cnt.tab]: rps90 # Output table rps90_cnt.tab
It is also possible to combine pixel and sky coordinates.
For example c 232 313 2
is equivalent to
c 232 313 240 for the ROSAT PSPC (0.5
per pixel).