... This can be used to overlay the position of fiducial stars onto an image, for example. Positions can be input manually or from a list. To position marks interactively display the image and then cl> noao no> images im> tv tv> tvmark 1 STDIN interactive+ type . to put dot at cursor position type + to put cross at cursor position type c to put circle at cursor position (must specify hidden parameter ``radii'') <ctrl>d to exit . ...

... Intro to HST Data Handbooks 8.0 May 2011 . ... data retrieval . file format . imset,STSDAS tasks for . ... images, general in STSDAS . images,imcalc task . ... spectra, tasks in IRAF . ... waivered FITS files . ... IRAF task I/O . ... IRAF,STSDAS . ... IRAF . ... data formats . ... STSDAS and IRAF tasks 1 , 2 . ... STSDAS tasks for . ... files, HST data . ... original IRAF format . ... basic, in IRAF/STSDAS . ... analysis, IRAF/STSDAS . ... waiverd FITS format . ... waivered FITS format . ...

Appendix C. Display Device Names . ... A "display device name" is a string description that uniquely identifies a display device; it follows the format "<type>-<number>", for example: "CRT-0", "CRT-1", "DFP-0", or "TV-0". ... Display device names can be used in the MetaMode, HorizSync, and VertRefresh X config options to indicate which display device a setting should be applied to. ... That is why specifying the display device name is preferable. ... Appendix B. X Config Options . ...

As a result of preceding actions the File opening dialog box appears and user is suggested to open the file with observations (the file may be created for the first time). ... To see the list of files with desirable extension in chosen folder define the type of extension with the help of File type drop-down list at the bottom of the dialog box. ... The name of the file will appear in File name dialog box. ... In case you want to open the file with new name, type it in the File name dialog box. ...

Set the display of the status bar, tool bar, locator bar, and properties associated with the display of the pointer position in the Locator bar. ... Set fixed point . ... When the fixed point is set, and the display format is (DX, DY), (DIST), or (R, Theta) then give the location relative to the fixed point. ... Set the fixed point to (0.0, 0.0). ... DX, DY] Display the delta in X and Y of the position of the mouse relative to the fixed point, or (0, 0) if no fixed point has been selected. ...

Next: Catalog Construction Up: Observations and Analysis Previous: Source Detections . ... It was assumed that the highest signal gives the most likely position of the source. ... Comparing the summed map with the maps from the individual energy ranges, the one which produced the smallest error box was chosen to represent the source position, as long as was greater than 4, a level chosen to reflect a reasonable degree of confidence in the detection. ...

Program: PLATE Purpose: snips raw data from tape(s) to custom plate Category: IRAS Author: Do Kester File: plate.src Keywords: INSTRUME= give instrument identification [] a combination of observation mode SURVEY SPLINE AO PO FLASH UNKNOWN and band number 12 25 60 100 LRS BPHF 1 2 3 4 ( 2 letters suffice ) PO is an alias for AO; AOs, POs and UNKNOWNs are collectively known as pointed observations. ... Only scan(snip)s which pertain to the same area and instrument can be stored in the same IRDS. ...

... To plot the data (and model, here xitau.model), I have read the model, computed the model values for the ASTROMETRY, and used Plot|ASTROMETRY to produce the ASTROMETRY plot widget. ... First, plot the data and with Util|Ellipse and the mouse buttons interactively define an apparent ellipse to fit your data as best as you can. ... Under Util|Orbit, there is a Thiele-Innes procedure to estimate the orbital elements using your apparent ellipse and Kepler's laws! ... Back to tour page . ...

... Circles are used to depict the source positions. ... A optional ID label can also be displayed alongside the circle, corresponding to the row num- ber of that source in the input source list. ... These circles are in fact DS9-type regions, which can be written out to a le for future use (for example, when running a later DS9 session) by setting withregionfile to true, and specifying the desired le name via the regionfile parameter. ... This is a text le containing region descriptions for each source...

... At Keck we use the graphical tool sky to plan observations and to control the telescope. ... The user controls the telescope by clicking on stars and an overlayed view of the instrument detectors. ... To point the telescope, the sky user selects a pointing origin with the mouse and then drags and rotates the instrument field until the desired orientation appears on the display. ... To point the telescope, the sky user specifies two points: a sky location and a detector location . ...

... 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 . ... In this example, there is really no need to use inline JavaScript to position the last flower layer, since you could just let the TOP value default to its natural value, as in the other flower layers. ...