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Note that starting with version 2.3, CIMA is less tolerant with information omitted from source catalogs and You will get warning messages if You use a source catalog that does not contain all the information needed. Observers who are using old source catalogs are advised to check their catalogs with the requirements presented on this page and update their files accordingly. Note that coordinate type, velocity, velocity frame and velocity type are required parameters for all sources in a catalog. If they are the same for all objects, You can set them up in the beginning of Your source catalog with a DEFAULT line (only for CIMA version 2.3 or later). See below, for details.
#
' are ignored. '#
' can thus be used to add comments to the
catalog file. It is recommended to start the file with a descriptive
comment line, since this line will be shown together with the name of
the source catalog when You browse for source catalogs in CIMA.
#
'
followed by an optional comment after the last parameter. Such
comments are shown in the source selection windows in CIMA. The
general syntax is:
name coordinate-1 coordinate-2 coordinate-type velocity velocity-frame velocity-type [# comment]The last four parameters can be omitted if they have been specified with a DEFAULT line.
The following rules apply to the different parameters:
hh[:]mm[:]ss[.s...]
. The galactic longitude and the azimuth
should be given in decimal degrees.
([+]|-)dd[:]mm[:]ss[.s...]
. The galactic
latitude and the zenith angle should be given in decimal degrees.
B[1950] J[2000] G[alactic] H[orizontal]
T[opocentric] G[eocentric] H[eliocentric] L[SR]
v[elocity(optical)] zo OR z(optical) zr OR z(radio)
J0935+086 093504.06 084137.3 J2000 0 Topocentric velocity(optical) B1039+029 10:39:04.18 02:58:14.7 B 0 T v Arp220 153457.26 +233011.1 j 0.018126 h zo # The prototypical ULIRG Drift-start 360.0 10.0 H 0 T v
A DEFAULT line can be used to set up defaults for coordinate type, velocity, velocity frame and velocity type so that these parameters don't need to be repeated on each source line. The position of a DEFAULT line within the catalog is important: the defaults only apply to the source lines coming after the DEFAULT line. You can use several DEFAULT lines in Your catalog if You have several groups of objects with different characteristics. The syntax of a DEFAULT line is the following:
DEFAULT coordinate-type velocity velocity-frame velocity-typeThe allowed values are the same as when You give the parameters on a source line. The word DEFAULT has to be given entirely in uppercase, but the parameters can be given in either case. The coordinate type must be given on the DEFAULT line but the other three parameters are optional. If You leave out some parameters that have previously been defined by another DEFAULT line, then those omitted parameters will keep the default values from the previous DEFAULT line. A typical example of how this is used is if You have some sources specified in J2000 and some in B1950. You could then start by using a DEFAULT line specifying J2000 and giving all the velocity options. Then for the part with B1950 coordinates, You could use a second DEFAULT line just specifying the change to B1950. The following are three examples of valid DEFAULT lines:
DEFAULT J 0.0 Topocentric velocity(optical) DEFAULT B DEFAULT j 0 helNOTE that any parameter You specify directly on the source line always overrules whatever default You may have specified with a DEFAULT line. Thus, in the following example:
DEFAULT J 0 L v 20023+2855 200218.5 285531 B -64.8the source '20023+2855' is found to have the coordinates specified in 'B1950' coordinates and having a velocity of -64.8 km/s in the LSR frame.
Also note that You can't omit a parameter on a source line, if You need to specify another parameter following it. In the following example, it is thus not possible to avoid repeating the 'B1950' specification since we want to specify a velocity:
DEFAULT B 0 LSR v 20023+2855 200218.5 285531 B -64.8
# My catalog with galaxies, OH/IR stars and calibrators # # Updated: 27 August 2007 # Galaxies U1246 01:47:00.7 +12:24:21 J 804 Helio v # D=1.5' Vhel=804 Gaussian Profile U1519 02:02:16.9 +19:10:48 J 2349 Helio v # D=1.1' Vhel=2349 Two Horned Profile U2008 02:32:32.2 +31:36:35 J 5041 Helio v # D=0.7' Vhel=5041 Gaussian Profile # OH/IR stars # # name ra dec ep vel frame type velL velHi fluxes in mJy 12562+2324 125612.1 232434 B 28.8 LSR v #23.2 34.1 1594.9 354.5 15060+0947 150600.2 094743 B -7.1 LSR v #-16.3 1.8 142.8 370.0 15255+1944 152532.2 194410 B -14.4 LSR v #-28.0 -0.7 2857.9 2954.1 # Calibrator sources # # A 'DEFAULT' line is used to set up the coordinate system and the velocity parameters DEFAULT B 0 Topo v B1922+333 192224.88 332333.2 #good(size<10") flux: 3.887 -0.932 -8.095 B1923+004 192333.52 002843.4 #good(size=15") flux: 4.275 -1.210 -9.199 B2018+295 201803.9 293243.5 #good(3C410)(size~41") flux: 3.087 -0.671 0.0 # Note that we need to override the default 'B' for this J2000 source J0935+086 093504.06 084137.3 J #good flux: 2.873 -0.858 -3.531 # Some more OH/IR stars # # A 'DEFAULT' line is used to set up the velocity parameters DEFAULT B 0 LSR v 20047+1248 200444.4 124821 B -47.0 #-50.4 -44.1 1072.7 829.4 20115+0844 201133.0 084414 B 24.6 #17.2 32.7 606.1 974.1 20171+2732 201706.0 273242 B 46.9 #34.5 59.0 739.0 286.6
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