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ypeakup -- Plot positions of a ACQ/PEAK FOS observation
ypeakup root
ypeakup produces a graph and listing of the offsets, in arcseconds,
used by an FOS ACQ/PEAK observation.
- root [string]
- The rootname of the FOS ACQ/PEAK observation to analyze. Only one can
be specified.
- (plot = yes) [boolean]
- Produce a plot of the positions.
- (v2v3off = no) [boolean]
- Only calculate the offsets in V2/V3 space. If "no", then offsets will
be computed in both V2/V3 and in X/Y space, both in arcseconds.
- (pos_tab = "") [file name]
- If specified, the name of the table to create containing the X/Y
offset positions.
- (short_title = no) [boolean]
- Place only a short title on the plot.
- (igi_script = "") [file name]
- If specified, the name of a file that will be created containing the
igi script that will produce the plot. If specified, no plot will
actually be seen; the igi task will need to be run with this file as
input.
- (xoff) [Output: real]
- This parameter will contain the value of the offset in X chosen as
the location of the target.
- (yoff) [Output: real]
- This parameter will contain the value of the offset in Y chosen as
the location of the target.
- (v2off) [Output: real]
- This parameter will contain the value of the offset in V2 chosen as
the location of the target.
- (v3off) [Output: real]
- This parameter will contain the value of the offset in V3 chosen as
the location of the target.
1. Produce a plot of the FOS ACQ/PEAK observation y15i0206t
fo> ypeakup y15i0206t
This task is written as a cl script and is therefore slow and not
robust; needs to be written as a compiled task.
There is a period of time, from June 20, 1995 to November 19,
1995, where the necessary keywords in the image headers for ACQ/PEAKS
where not populated correctly. If this task is run for any of those
observations, the results will be nonsensical.
Author: Jonathan Eisenhamer, STSDAS
For assistance using this or any other tasks, please contact help@stsci.edu
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