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REMDBM
- Remove dual beam signature from scan maps
- Description:
- This program should be used to reduce SCAN/MAP data taken
using the technique described by Emerson (1995, ASP Conf Ser 75, 309).
The deconvolution is performed using Fast Fourier techniques.
- Usage:
- remdbm [-h] [-v] [-out=] [-noams] [-filter] files
- Parameters:
-
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h
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Help message
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v
-
Version number. Also indicates whether ADAM communication is
enabled.
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out=file
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Filename of output image. Default is `final.sdf'
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noams
-
Turn off ADAM messaging if available. Default is false.
Ignored if ADAM messaging is not available.
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filter
-
Turns on high frequency filtering. When used, data at frequencies
greater than that to which the telescope is sensitive are set to zero.
-
files
-
List of input files to be processed. Shell wildcards are allowed.
See notes for restrictions.
- Examples:
-
- remdbm
_reb.sdf
- Process all files matching the pattern and write the result
to final.sdf.
- remdbm -out=m82 o66_lon_reb o67_lon_reb o68_lon_reb o69_lon_reb
- Process the four input images. The output filename is set to
m82.sdf.
- remdbm -filter -noams *_reb.sdf
- Process the supplied files with high frequency filtering. Do not
use the messaging system.
- Notes:
- The following restrictions apply:
- Each image should contain a single chop configuration.
- Each image must have identical dimensions and pixel size
(they do not need to be square)
- The images must be rebinned in the same coordinate system
as the chop throw.
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Related Applications
- SURF: scumakewt add_dbm
KAPPA: fourier
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SURF -- SCUBA User Reduction Facility
Starlink User Note 216
T. Jenness, J. F. Lightfoot
Joint Astronomy Centre, Hilo, Hawaii
3 April 2003
E-mail:ussc@star.rl.ac.uk
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