APALL visualization
Mike Fitzpatrick wrote on Jul 08, 2009
is there any way to visualize the output of apall? I am thinking about
a procedure that would use the information in database and draw the
apertures on 2D image, e.g. in DS9; or that would produce a mask-like
2D image with 1 in the aperture and 0 outside of it. Such a procedure
would be very useful in verifying if apall works well for your extraction.
[Mod. Note: forwarded from email]
a procedure that would use the information in database and draw the
apertures on 2D image, e.g. in DS9; or that would produce a mask-like
2D image with 1 in the aperture and 0 outside of it. Such a procedure
would be very useful in verifying if apall works well for your extraction.
[Mod. Note: forwarded from email]
Francisco Valdes wrote on Jul 08, 2009
The task APMASK can be used to make a mask from the aperture definitions. There are features in TV.DISPLAY to overlay masks on a display. This would work with DS9 or XImtool. As noted in the help, the mask (or the overlay color mapping) can be set to either cover the apertures or the areas outside the apertures.
I think what might also be desired is to draw a single overlay line of the trace. The only thing I can think of is a vague memory that an outside group (Lick Obs I think) developed some task to output the trace. But this was many years ago (> 10 years). User's may search the forum to try and find this discussion.
Frank Valdes
I think what might also be desired is to draw a single overlay line of the trace. The only thing I can think of is a vague memory that an outside group (Lick Obs I think) developed some task to output the trace. But this was many years ago (> 10 years). User's may search the forum to try and find this discussion.
Frank Valdes
tomkam wrote on Jul 08, 2009
Dear Frank,
I used APMASK and it gives exactly what I needed. I can now easily verify the position of my apertures.
Thank you,
Tomek
I used APMASK and it gives exactly what I needed. I can now easily verify the position of my apertures.
Thank you,
Tomek
Last post on Jul 08, 2009