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GASP2NDF
- Converts an image in GASP format to an NDF
- Description:
- This application converts a GAlaxy Surface Photometry (GASP)
format file into an NDF.
- Usage:
- gasp2ndf in out shape=?
- Parameters:
-
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IN = FILENAME (Read)
-
A character string containing the name of GASP file to convert.
The extension should not be given, since ".dat" is assumed.
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OUT = NDF (Write)
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The name of the output NDF.
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SHAPE( 2 ) = _INTEGER (Read)
-
The dimensions of the GASP image (the number of columns
followed by the number of rows). Each dimension must be in the
range 1 to 1024. This parameter is only used if supplied on
the command line, or if the header file corresponding to the
GASP image does not exist or cannot be opened.
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Examples:
-
- gasp2ndf m31_gasp m31
- Convert a GASP file called m31_gasp.dat into an NDF called
m31. The dimensions of the image are taken from the header file
m31_gasp.hdr.
- gasp2ndf n1068 ngc1068 shape=[256,512]
- Take the pixel values in the GASP file n1068.dat and create
the NDF ngc1068 with dimensions 256 columns by 512 rows.
- Notes:
- A GASP image is limited to a maximum of 1024 by 1024 elements.
It must be two dimensional.
- The GASP image is written to the NDF's data array. The data
array has type _WORD. No other NDF components are created.
- If the header file is corrupted, you must remove the offending
".hdr" file or specify the shape of the GASP image on the
command line, otherwise the application will continually abort.
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Related Applications
:
- CONVERT: NDF2GASP.
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References
:
- GASP documentation (MUD/66).
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CONVERT A Format-conversion Package
Starlink User Note 55
Malcolm J. Currie
G.J.Privett
A.J.Chipperfield
D.S.Berry
A.C.Davenhall
2008 May 19
E-mail:ussc@star.rl.ac.uk
Copyright © 2005 Council for the Central Laboratory of the Research Councils