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rfihilltop

NAME

rfihilltop- make .pdf files (images or spectra) of hilltop rfi monitor data.

SYNTAX

rfihilltop {-h -s -f freq -n Ndaystoplot -p daysperPage  -o Outputfile} yymmddStart

ARG

Options

  • -h                      output help message and exit  
  • -s                      output daily spectral averages. The default is dynamic spectra.
  • -f  freqMhz        Freq band (in Mhz) to output. This will select the closest hilltop monitoring band that includes this freq, The default is 1325.
  • -n NdaysToPlot number of days to plot (starting at yymmddStart). The default is 8.
  • -p daysPerPage number of days on each page. The default is the smaller of 8 and  NdaysToPlot.
  • -o outputFile      name of output file. The default is rfiimg.pdf  (or rfispc.pdf for spectra).

    • DESCRIPTION

      Plot multiple days of rfi hilltop data from one frequency band. By default the program generates dynamic spectra (-s will plot
    daily spectral averages). Data is plotted starting with yymmdd1stDay (this is the 1 parm you have to enter). The user can specify the number of days (-n)
    and how many days per page to plot (-p).
    The output is sent to rfiimg.pdf (for dynamic spectra) or
    rfispc.pdf (for daily averages). Both of these are in the current directory.
    You can change the output file with -o option

    rfihilltop is a script that calls idl which then does all of the processing. The shell script executes the idl routine: immultiday()

    EXAMPLES

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    ARCHITECTURES

       Since rfihilltop uses idl, it probably runs on Solaris and Linux. 
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