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Task: imgen Purpose: All-purpose image manipulator/creator Categories: utility, map manipulation IMGEN is a MIRIAD task that modifies an image, or creates a new image. See also maths to create images based on expressions involving X, Y and Z. Key: in The input image, which is to be modified. The default is a map with one plane which consists entirely of zeros. Key: out The name of the output image. The output image has the same characteristics as the input image, if present. If no input image is given, the `imsize', `cell' and `radec' keywords give the characteristics of the output. No default. Key: factor Factor to multiply the input image by. This is meaningless if no input image is given. The default is 1. Key: object This determines the type of objects added to the input image. Several objects can be given (of the same type or different). Minimum match is supported. Possible objects are: level An offset (DC) level. noise Noise (gaussian distribution). point A point source. gaussian An elliptical or circular gaussian. gauss3 3D elliptical or circular gaussian (for cubes). disk An elliptical or circular disk. j1x J1(x)/x function jet Jet model with power law brightness. shell 2D projection of an optically-thin spherical shell comet 2D projection of a parent molecule in comet. cluster standard isothermal 2D projection for cluster gas. Key: spar Parameters which give the characteristics of the object. The parameters are given as a sequence of values, with one to six values needed per object (depending on the object type). When there are multiple objects, the parameter value for the second object follow those for the first object, etc. The values are as follows: Object Type SPAR values ----------- ----------- level offset noise rms point amp,x,y gaussian amp,x,y,bmaj,bmin,pa gauss3 amp,x,y,z,bmaj,bmin,pa,bz disk amp,x,y,bmaj,bmin,pa j1x amp,x,y,bmaj,bmin,pa jet amp,x,y,bmaj,bmin,pa shell amp,x,y,bmaj comet amp,x,y,scalelength cluster amp,x,y,core radius Here offset is the offset level, "rms" is the rms value of the noise, "amp" is the normally peak value of the object (but see options=totflux below), "x" and "y" are the offset positions (in arcsec) of the object relative to the reference pixel, "z" is the absolute pixel position on the third axis, "bmaj" and "bmin" are the major and minor axes FWHM (in arcsec), "pa" is the position angle of the major axis (in deg), and "bz" is the FWHM (in pixels) in the 3rd dimension. The position angle is measured from north towards east. Comet scalelength, and cluster core radius are in arcsec units. Jet model has brightness with power law index bmaj and bmin along major and minor axes. The default is an object of unit amplitude, at the reference pixel, with a FWHM of 5 arcsec in x and y and 5 pixels in z. Key: imsize If not input image is given, then this determines the size, in pixels, of the output image. Either one or two numbers can be given. If only one number is given, then the output is square. For testing purposes a third number can be given to create a cube, no good coordinate headers however are written for such cubes. Default is 256 pixels square. Key: cell The increment between pixels, in arcsec. Only used if there is no input map. Default is 1 arcsec. Key: radec If no input image is given, this gives the RA and DEC of the image, in hours and degrees, respectively. They can be given in hh:mm:ss,dd:mm:ss, or as decimal hours and degrees. The default is RA=0, DEC=30. Key: options Extra processing options. Several can be given, separated by commas. Minimum match is used. Possible values are: totflux Interpret the "amp" values in the spar keyword as total integrated flux densities (Normally the "amp" parameters are interpretted as peak values). Key: seed Integer used to initialise the random number generator. The same value of SEED produces the same noise, different values produce different noise. Revision: 1.6, 2011/10/24 06:35:38 UTC