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ISOCAM Interactive Analysis User's Manual Version 5.0 - ISO - ESA

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82 CHAPTER 12. DATA SLICING<br />

equal to OBS. So these SCDs must correspond to the second configuration. The remaining<br />

SCDs represent STATEs of CAM between CONFIGURATIONs (e.g SCD number 16 and<br />

17) or CAM acquiring calibration data (e.g SCD number 38 and 39).<br />

At the moment we are only interested in the LW6 CONFIGURATION, so there are many<br />

SCDs we need to discard. There are two ways of achieving this. (i) sscd clean 1 will<br />

automatically break up an observation into its constituent CONFIGURATIONs – one<br />

SSCD per CONFIGURATION. (ii) scd find can be used to search for SCDs we wish to<br />

discard and in doing so create an SSCD for the CONFIGURATION we desire.<br />

(a) sscd clean is invoked simply with. . .<br />

CIA> cleaned_sscds = sscd_clean( spd_sscd )<br />

Out of 41 SCDs:<br />

7 are rejected due to mode<br />

6 are rejected due to csh flag<br />

8 are rejected due to qla flag<br />

In total 33 are accepted<br />

1-Jun-1998 17:27:36.00 SSCD_CLEAN v.2.0<br />

<br />

sscd clean will have split spd sscd into three SSCDs (of course the number of SSCDs<br />

returned will vary from observation to observation, just as the number of CONFIG-<br />

URATIONs do). Two of the SSCDs correspond to the LW3 and LW6 CONFIGU-<br />

RATION and the remaining SSCD contains calibration data.<br />

CIA> print, cleaned_sscds<br />

CSSC143006010001_98060117273666 CSSC143006010002_98060117274484<br />

CSSC143006010003_98060117275395<br />

We will ignore the calibration data (few observer’s will have such data) and concentrate<br />

on the LW3 and LW6 CONFIGURATION. We will use sscd info to find which<br />

SSCD corresponds to which CONFIGURATION.<br />

CIA> sscd_info, cleaned_sscds[0], /deg<br />

16 SCDs in the SSCD: CSSC143006010001_98060117273666<br />

seq channel mode fltrwhl pfov tint gain offset size ra dec<br />

0 LW OBS LW3 6.0 <strong>5.0</strong>4 2 512 31 161.244 55.967<br />

1 LW OBS LW3 6.0 <strong>5.0</strong>4 2 512 20 161.282 55.983<br />

2 LW OBS LW3 6.0 <strong>5.0</strong>4 2 512 20 161.319 56.000<br />

3 LW OBS LW3 6.0 <strong>5.0</strong>4 2 512 20 161.356 56.016<br />

etc...<br />

CIA> sscd_info, cleaned_sscds[1], /deg<br />

16 SCDs in the SSCD: CSSC143006010002_98060117274484<br />

seq channel mode fltrwhl pfov tint gain offset size ra dec<br />

0 LW OBS LW6 6.0 <strong>5.0</strong>4 2 512 51 161.244 55.967<br />

1 LW OBS LW6 6.0 <strong>5.0</strong>4 2 512 20 161.282 55.983<br />

1 Note that sscd clean does not work with beam-switch data unless the spdtoscd keyword /bs is set (see<br />

Section 19.4.1).

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