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# Sample input data BEGINS HERE # Lines beginning with # are comments and are echoed to output # elsewhere # is treated as the end of data and # the rest of the line is ignored. # Blank lines are treated as comments. # Observing aperature size (will default to 2.0e-8) aperture 2.36e-1 # units for above ( steradian - default, arcmin^2 , arcsec^2 ) aperture_units arcmin^2 # # Offset of the reference beam (used by cirrus confusion calculator) # given as ratio Offset:Effective diameter of aperture reference_offset 2.0 # output units for fluxes # ( MJy/Sr , Jy/arcmin^2 , mJy/arcsec^2 , Jy/aperture ) #flux_units Jy/aperture flux_units MJy/Sr # These are true/false,yes/no,1/0 values that select which # calculators will be invoked (affirmative values) # The default is to do all of them. do_bkgnd yes do_cirrus yes do_galaxy yes input_coordinates Galactic # # Equinox of input coordinates (ignored for galactic coordinates) # Use forms like J2000 or B1950 input_equinox B1950 # wavelengths of interest in micrometers (um, microns) wavelength 180 45 # Search catalogs by giving the catalog name and the search radius. # For the HST Guide Star Catalog, you can specify a magnitude threshold, also. search_gsc yes gsc_radius 30 gsc_mag 9 search_iso yes iso_radius 29 search_fsc yes fsc_radius 25 search_psc yes psc_radius 27 # Sources are entered by position, longitude first, then latitude separated # by "whitespace" which can be space characters or tabs. # columns do not need to line-up. # ARP 220 15h32m47.30s +23d40m06.0s (B1950) 36.62706d 53.02687d # (Galactic coords) # Now change 2 parameters (search_gsc and input_coordinates) # and run all the other previously specified IBIS functions for a new position. search_gsc no input_coordinates Equatorial # Somewhere in Orion 5h32m20.11s -5d02m59.2s # End of Sample file.
aperture 2.36e-1 aperture_units arcmin^2 reference_offset 2.0 flux_units MJy/Sr do_bkgnd yes do_cirrus yes do_galaxy yes input_coordinates Galactic input_equinox B1950 wavelength 180 45 search_gsc yes gsc_radius 30 gsc_mag 9 search_iso yes iso_radius 29 search_fsc yes fsc_radius 25 search_psc yes psc_radius 27 36.62706d 53.02687d search_gsc no input_coordinates Equatorial 5h32m20.11s -5d02m59.2s
Last updated 19-February-1999