... section 7.4 ) . If the detector map (a grid of positions used to calculate and flux weight the ARF: section 7.3 ) is either psf or flat , the map bounds and pixel size may be specified. ... The user can supply an external detector map instead (section 7.3.2 ), but the bounds must cover the regions. ... The following sub-sections show examples of usage. ... Example 4: Specifying an external detector map for an extended source . Example 5: Using an RMF dataset to specify the energy grid . ...

Region markers can be moved, resized, rotated, zoomed, deleted, and can change geometric type. ... For example, markers placed on astronomical catalog positions should be fixed so that one cannot accidentally move them off the specified position. ... Parameters can be fixed using the fix option of the regions public access point (for fixing classes of markers) or by means of a fix keyword in the definition of an externally loaded marker. ... In the command: echo "regions fix all -position -size" | ...

Next: Details of Setup File Up: Setup Files Previous: Examples of Setup Files Contents . A list of the setup parameters is given below, followed by detailed information on each setup paramater in Section 3.6.4 . ... Note that the VLBA uses the concept of baseband channels. ... BBC: BBC assigned to each baseband channel. ... IFCHAN: IF channel to BBC for each baseband channel. ... NCHAN: Number of baseband channels. ... TPSPEEDH: Tape speed in inches per second at high density (obsolete). ...

Next: External Functions Up: Fitting of Data Previous: The Corrected Gauss--Newton . ... Basic functions are either defined in the system or defined by the user as external FORTRAN routines. ... Basic functions are specified by the name, the independent variable(s) and parameter(s), with optional guesses for the parameters, following the syntax: name(var1[, ];par1[, ]) [par1=value] . ... Parameters are defined by unique names after the semicolon in the function specification. ...

... Chapter 12: Near Infrared Camera and Multi-Object Spectrometer(NICMOS) > 12.2 Mode = ACCUMConfig = NIC1 or NIC2 or NIC3 . 12.2 Mode = ACCUM . Config = NIC1 or NIC2 or NIC3 . ... 12.2.6 Time Per Exposure . ... ACCUM is the simplest readout mode available on NICMOS. ... NREAD . ... Exposure times in ACCUM Mode are quantized. ... Exposure Time (seconds) . ... In other words, do not specify an exposure time shorter than 0.598 sec, which is the fastest ACCUM read time for NREAD =1. ...

... The Boolean object is an object wrapper for a boolean value. ... JavaScript 1.3: added toSource method . ... If value is omitted or is 0, -0, null, false, NaN , undefined, or the empty string ( "" ), the object has an initial value of false. All other values, including any object or the string "false" , create an object with an initial value of true. ... For Boolean objects and values, the built-in toString method returns the string "true" or "false" depending on the value of the boolean object. ...

... This function can also be used for particular types of subtypes or kinds: KIND (0) integer KIND (0.0) floating point number KIND (.FALSE.) logical variable KIND ("A") string of characters There is an intrinsic function SELECTED_REAL_KIND , which returns the kind of the type REAL that has a representation with (at least) the precision and the exponential range requested. ... With the choice SELECTED_INT_KIND (5) all integers between (but not including the limits) -100 000 and +100 000 are permitted. ...

Up: Sky Surveys . ... The object catalogue and compressed pixel data are stored online and are accessible via the WWW. ... small area (up to 15arcmin) pixel images with attached object catalogue, . ... The primary data format is FITS for both images and binary tables of object catalogues, which enables porting of the data into established software packages. ... In this way, it is possible to browse the data by clicking on objects in the image display or the catalogue list to highlight them in both. ...

... All the parameters provided in this database have been obtained using the the MIRIAD ( Sault et al. 1995 ) task MBSPECT . MBSPECT makes a spectrum of the velocity (or frequency) axis of a cube. The spectrum is beam-weighted, over the width specified, for the other image axes. ... Robust parameters are calculated by using an algorithm which minimises the mean absolute deviation of the flux-weighted velocities. mask= This specifies the x-axis ranges to be excluded from any continuum fit. ...

NAME ABbuilder - DFO data organization tool SYNOPSIS ABbuilder <options> where <options> are: --raw-dir directory containing raw data --cal-dir directory containing calib data --cal-ldir directory containing symbolic links to calib files --cal-list mcalib list --vcal-dir directory containing virtual products --pro-dir where pipeline products are created --ab-dir where association blocks are created --oca-rul file containing OCA rules --instrume instrument --date YYYY-MM-DD --mode { CALIB | ...

Instructions for using Menu-driven Axis Control Software . ... Altitude and azimuth axes use position feedback and the setting is in counts per second times 10. ... Use b to set the brakes and use c to clear the brakes for the corresponding axis, either azimuth or altitude. ... Use m to move to the previously specified position and velocity for the corresponding axis; either azimuth or altitude. ... Use g to move to the previously specified position and velocity for both the azimuth and altitude axis. ...

tranback -- Transform an X,Y position from output to input pixel position using the same conventions as drizzle tranback xout yout . xout = 400 [real] . ... The X dimension of the input image (this is used to determine the centre which is the origin of the transformations). (nyin = 800) [real] . ... If "output" the input image center is mapped to the center of the output grid, rotated about that center and then shifted along the grid of the output image. ...

Stellarium 0.12.3 . ... TextParams Struct Reference . Parameters specifying how to draw text. ... TextParams (const float x, const float y, const QString &string) . Construct TextParams with default parameters. ... TextParams ( Vector3 < F > &position3D, StelProjectorP projector , const QString &string) . Construct TextParams to draw text at a 3D position, using specified projector. ... string љ . ... Text string to draw. ... The required string parameter is also set, as is the projector. ...

... SFIT is a general-purpose code designed to optimize theoretical stellar spectra to an observed spectrum. ... While the programme expects input from "stdio", it is more natural to save commands in a file (eg "sfit_input") and run the code simply by . ... If the spectra to be fitted have a filename "star_spectrum", then the best fit spectrum will be written out, together with the renormalized input spectrum, to a file called "star_spectrum.fit". ... sets up model spectrum grid (and for 2nd star) . ...

OptInt PmWiki : Pm Wiki / Wiki Style Examples . Wiki styles | ... PmWiki uses WikiStyles for styling text with color and other attributes. PmWiki 2.0 introduced the ability to control the styling further and to even place styles on blocks. ... In addition, an author can define a style "shortcut" by using the define= property. For example, to define a style of %red% , one can use: . define=mystyle color=red% Here is some %mystyle% red text created using a style shortcut. ...

The magnetic mapping is fulfilled by the magnetic field line tracing from the satellite position up to the Ionosphere (stop trace at the altitude 110 km). ... As a rule the Tsyganenko [1987] external magnetic field model and IOPT = 3 (Kp = 2) are used. ... The output file includes the following information: . ... For example the file with name aa9610d1.geo contains the information corresponding to the aposteriory magnetic mapping for INTERBALL Auroral Probe for the first decade of October 1996. ...

... The package AMPLE (Adaptable Minor Planet Ephemerides) is dedicated to solving a number of problems concerning minor planets with the aid of IBM-type personal computer. ... Obtaining selection of orbital elements and/ or photometric parameters of minor planets in conformity with imposed restrictions. ... The orbital elements of all minor planets used in AMPLE for 2015 have been determined in IAA on the ground of available observations in the catalogue of observations of the Minor Planet Center. ...

... Choose one of the following projections (The E or C after projection names stands for Equal-Area and Conformal, respectively): CYLINDRICAL PROJECTIONS: -Jc lon0 / lat0 / scale or -JC lon0 / lat0 / width (Cassini) Give projection center and scale (1:xxxx or inch/degree). ... Jm lon0 / lat0 / scale or -JM lon0 / lat0 / width Give central meridian, standard latitude and scale along parallel (1:xxxx or inch/degree). ... Give scale along oblique equator (1:xxxx or inch/degree). ...

... This appartus will drop a mass from different heights. When the mass strikes the ground, some percentage of its original energy will be absorbed by the ground. ... The percentage of the energy which is absorbed by the surface on each "bounce" (EAS) . ... The impact velocity of the object will also be given at each bounce. ... Start= Drop the ball after Energy, Mass and EAS have been set; resume after step or pause has been selected . ... Reset = Reset experiment to intial values . ...

... This plug-in enables you to add various types of lighting effects to your (RGB) image. ... Directional light . ... Well, you get the idea :) The default settings for this light-type is [-0.5,-0.5,-1.0]. ... Higher values makes your image reflect a lot of light (appear lighter or more intense), while smaller values makes it appear more dull or matte. ... A value of 1.0 makes your image very shiny (bright high-lights) while smaller values makes you image less shiny, making the high-lights dimmer. ...