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... The visibility datasets possibly contain correlations for different polarizations and Stokes parameters. There are two basic ways that polarization characteristics can be measured: firstly, two orthogonal feeds can be present on the antennas, and the four different polarization correlations from a baseline can be taken and recorded. ... There are two ways the user can determine which polarizations he or she wants to process, either with the select parameter, or with the stokes parameter. ...

... NICMOS data are represented by five arrays for each readout. ... Samples array. ... Each downlinked readout is always represented by these five arrays ( Figure 13.4 ). Multiple readouts in the same dataset (e.g., MULTIACCUM data) are represented by repeated sets of these five arrays ( Figure 13.5 ). ... For data where multiple samples of the array were obtained during the integration, the samples array denotes the number of samples for each pixel in the corresponding science image. ...

Examples of pipeline processing . ... This page presents examples of "on the fly" processing of FITS astronomical data available on the WEB using the HyperLeda pipeline tools. ... In many cases, raw data are archived and a consisten description of the file (FITS header) allows to process them on the fly. ... This first command makes a "pre-view" display of the image. o=fa:L93111HP1/00147&z=vg . ... The result of a pipeline processing is a FITS file that you can read as a normal disk file. ...

Next: Other Types of Files Up: IRAF/PROS Files Previous: *.imh and *.qp Extensions . QPOE files are event lists. ... Image arrays are arrays of numbers representing total counts at each position - even if that count may be zero. ... Storing of images in the data directory . ... Filtering on QPOE files . On the command line, filters of the PROS type on QPOE files must be specified within quotes. e.g. im> imcopy "xdata$rp110590.qp[pi=2:10]" foo.imh # the input file # is rp90.imh . ...

Next: Silicate minerals Up: A Database of Optical Previous: Database of Optical Properties . ... If necessary, data have been determined for the different crystallographic axes. ... In the following we give some examples of the data and their possible applications. Table: Summary of data measured in the Jena laboratory, which are currently available from the JPDOC. compound . ... amorph. ... Next: Silicate minerals Up: A Database of Optical Previous: Database of Optical Properties root 2003-03-06 ...

... The file names' construction . The flight (m) stage's file set . ... the orbital data used for the flight operation monthly (m) long-term planning, . ... The orbital calculations are based on the initial orbital data determined by KIAM RAN using the orbital radio- measurement treatment. The determined initial orbital data are presented as a state vector (satellite position and velocity) in the J2000 reference. ... Accept the file with extension '.bgr', where the Moscow time (MT=UT+3h) is used. ...