During observation the target is placed at the aperture (PC1, WF2, WFALL, etc.) specified on the Phase II proposal. ... The POS TARG special requirement can be used when a position offset is needed. ... The exact directions of the offsets are parallel to the rows and columns of the CCD on which the aperture is specified. ... This is specified in the Phase II proposal using the ORIENT special requirement. ... Figure 7.9 shows the CCD orientation and aperture locations relative to the U3 axis. ...

. XMM-Newton Science Analysis System . arfgen (arfgen-1.75.6) [???] . Meta Index / Home Page / Usage and Examples . Here is another example with an explicit source position - (1000,-1000) in DET coordinates - specified: . arfgen spectrumset=spectrum.pha . withsourcepos=true sourcecoords=det sourcex=1000 sourcey=-1000 . See also 7.4 for details of why the task needs the source position, and how to change it. XMM-Newton SOC/SSC -- 2008-10-22

A typical radio dataset might be a 3-dimensional "cube" named AURORA, with axes RA, DEC and FREQ. ... These can be specified by giving the axis name(s) and grids for each subset. For instance, AURORA specifies the whole 3-dimensional ``cube''; AURORA FREQ 3 specifies the subset FREQ=3 (i.e. the RA-DEC plane at FREQ grid 3) of the set AURORA. ... Specifying only the axis name, and no grids, selects all subsets along that axis: AURORA FREQ selects all RA-DEC planes in AURORA. ... axis centre. ...

Allows you to specify a drift scan: motion at a constant velocity along a great circle. ... The path starts at the new object position (though the telescope actually intersects the path later, see Subtleties ). ... Note that the units are always /sec for both axes. ... The velocity along the path is 0.01 /sec. ... The path is assumed to start when you hit the Slew button (more precisely, when the TCC parses the command). However, it takes the telescope awhile to slew to meet the specified path. ...

... In the above example, the second region uses the global coordinate system (PHYSICAL by default). ... Supported systems include: name description ---- ----------- PHYSICAL pixel coords of original file using LTM/LTV IMAGE pixel coords of current file FK4, B1950 sky coordinate systems FK5, J2000 sky coordinate systems GALACTIC sky coordinate systems ECLIPTIC sky coordinate systems ICRS currently same as J2000 LINEAR linear wcs as defined in file In addition, two mosaic coordinate ...

The Spectral Line Handbook (March 2002; includes single pixel and Interim Correlator related aspects). Available Backends for Spectral Line Observations at AO. ... Examples of spectral line projects at Arecibo (From the NAIC/NRAO Single Dish Summer School 06/01). ... For general information on proposing for observing time, telescope schedule, observing software, etc., click on the Observing (general) link on the side menu, or on Observing in the bottom link bar. ...

Contents] [Previous] [Next] [Alphabetical Tag List] [Index] . This section discusses the tags that let you specify positions for HTML content. LAYER . ILAYER . ... Use the LAYER tag to specify an absolute position for a block of content, and use the ILAYER tag to specify a relative position. ... HEIGHT=" height " . ... OnFocus=" JScode " . ... HEIGHT="height" specifies the height of the layer's clipping region and serves as the reference for setting the relative height of children layers. ...

In Actor Prolog a resident is a special mechanism that helps processes to inspect state of other processes. A resident observes the state of a specified (target) process and if the state of the process changes (for instance, after message handling) it proves a specified predicate of the process. ... Work of the resident. ... Any change of the list of target processes or arguments of resident function results in activation of the resident and repeated collection of information in the target worlds. ...