... BigStarCatalogExtension::StarWrapper< Star > Class Template Reference . StarWrapper (const SpecialZoneArray < Star > *a, const SpecialZoneData < Star > *z, const Star *s) . ... getJ2000EquatorialPos (const StelCore *core) const . ... getVMagnitude (const StelCore *core, bool withExtinction=false) const . ... getSelectPriority (const StelCore *core) const . ... getInfoString (const StelCore *core, const InfoStringGroup &flags) const . ... getEquinoxEquatorialPos (const StelCore *core) const . ...

lsst.coordConv љ unknown . ... Classes . ... coordConv::OtherCoordSys Class Reference . ... OtherCoordSys (std::string const &name, double date=0, DateTypeEnum dateType= DateType_None , bool isMean =false) . ... virtual Coord љ . ... CoordSys (std::string const &name, double date, DateTypeEnum dateType, bool isMean , bool canConvert ) . ... convertFrom ( CoordSys const &fromCoordSys, Coord const &fromCoord, Site const &site, double tai=0) const . ... virtual Coord coordConv::OtherCoordSys::removePM . ...

... The first of the equations defines the position of the spectral orders, m , in the raw image, while the second equation gives, for each order, the dispersion relation in one dimension. ... where the coefficients are computed using least squares techniques on a grid , i.e. sample number and line number of points located within the spectral orders of the image. These points in the grid are found automatically by an order--following algorithm, normally using the FLAT or STD image. ...

... The exact directions of the offsets are parallel to the rows and columns of the CCD on which the aperture is specified. ... It is often useful to explicitly specify the desired rotation of the WFPC2 field-of-view on the sky. ... Figure 7.8 shows the CCD orientation and aperture locations relative to the U3 axis. ... Obtain the Position Angle (PA) of the source axis on the sky, measured in the standard way, North through East. ... desired source angle in field-of-view measured CW from +U3 axis) . ...

... The spectroscopic model of the source gives , the number of photons received per cm and per second at the earth, from sky position and at energy (differential per solid angle and energy). The number of photons, , detected (per second) in pixel and in PI energy bin centered at is obtained by multiplying by the effective area and applying the response matrix: . ... The correspondence between sky position and detector coordinates depends on the telescope's pointing. ...

... Classes . Files . ... casa . casa::ReadOnlyArrayIterator< T > . ... Iterate a const Array cursor through a const Array . ... ReadOnlyArrayIterator (const Array < T > &arr, uInt byDim=1) . ... ReadOnlyArrayIterator (const Array < T > &arr, const IPosition &axes, Bool axesAreCursor= True ) . ... const Array < T > & . ... template<class T> . ... const Array <T>& casa::ReadOnlyArrayIterator < T >::array . ... Perhaps we should have a fn() that returns a reference to the original array as well?) ...

It seems that every time I try to correct for a pointing error, I have to figure out the sign of the pointing error as reported by the various routines. The pointing error is computed using the heiles calibration scans and by using the turret scans. ... The center of the pattern is the "computed" position of the source using the ra,dec transformation to az,za and any current pointing model. ... X0, Y0 are reported as the error. ... So for turret scans, Add the az,za error to the pointing model. ...

Modules | ... Apache HTTP Server Version 2.2 . Apache > HTTP Server > Documentation > Version 2.2 > Developer Documentation . ... This is a first attempt at writing the lessons I learned when trying to convert the mod_mmap_static module to Apache 2.0. ... create per-server config structures */ . ... merge per-server config structures */ . ... Questions on how to manage the Apache HTTP Server should be directed at either our IRC channel, #httpd, on Freenode, or sent to our mailing lists . ...

... To run the <LAYER> version of the example, select: flower.htm . ... However, if the page had several layers with absolute positions, and you wanted to place another layer in a relative position to one of the existing layers, you could use inline JavaScript to calculate the value for LEFT or TOP .