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PISA2CAT
- Converts a PISA formatted data file into a catalogue
- Description:
- PISA2CAT converts PISAFIND and PISAPEAK results files into
catalogues. The output catalogues can be used by CURSA
or CATPAC applications.
- Usage:
- pisa2cat datatype data cat
- Parameters:
-
DATATYPE = LITERAL (Read)
-
The type of PISA data. Either FIND, SIZE or PEAK. FIND
indicates that the input data is a results file produced by
PISAFIND (RESULTS parameter) and that it contains the main
object parameterisations (ie. position, total intensity, peak
intensity etc. ). SIZE indicates that the input file is a
results file from PISAFIND, but which contains the pixel sums
within different intensity thresholds (from the SIZES
parameter). Finally PEAK indicates that the input is a results
file from the PISAPEAK routine. [FIND]
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DATA = FILENAME (Read)
-
Name of the file containing the PISA results to be converted
into a catalogue.
[PISAFIND.DAT]
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CAT = FILENAME (Write)
-
Name of the output catalogue.
[FIND]
- Examples:
- pisa2cat find pisafind.dat find
-
This example converts the results file containing the object
parameterisations from PISAFIND to FITS table format. It writes
the results to the file find.FIT
- pisa2cat peak pisapeak.dat peak.sdf
-
This example converts the output from a run of PISAPEAK into
an HDS catalogue that can be used with the CATPAC applications.
- Notes:
- The output format of the catalogue can be manipulated by
changing the file extension. Without a file extension
a binary FITS table is produced. If you add a ".sdf" extension
then an HDS catalogue that can be used by CATPAC will
be created.
-
Column_names
- The column names used in the output catalogues are.
- DATATYPE = FIND
INDEX XPOS YPOS INTENSITY NPIX PEAK ELLIPT ANGLE SXX SYY SXY
- DATATYPE = SIZE
INDEX A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8
- DATATYPE = PEAK
INDEX RRATIO IRATIO ELLIP ABSSXY
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PISA [2.5ex Position Intensity and Shape Analysis
Starlink User Note 109
Peter W. Draper and Nicholas Eaton
23 October 2002
E-mail:ussc@star.rl.ac.uk
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