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

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96 CHAPTER 13. DATA CALIBRATION<br />

13.1.2 raster PDS<br />

The raster PDS is designed to handle sliced data from the following observation types:<br />

• raster (AOT#1)<br />

• micro-scan observation (AOT#1)<br />

To create the raster PDS from the sliced M×N SPD SCDs ( where N and M are the raster<br />

dimensions) use get sscdraster. To continue the example of Section 12.2, we assume that the<br />

IDL variables lw6 sscd and lw6 scd dir contain strings with the name of an SSCD (cataloging the<br />

sliced SPD SCDs) and the name of the directory path where it is has been saved, respectively.<br />

To avoid confusion and save on memory, it is a good idea to delete all SSCDs/SCDs (that may<br />

be have been left over from the slicing process) using scd del or sscd del, reload the sliced<br />

SSCD you want to calibrate from disk and then proceed to build your PDS:<br />

CIA> lw6_sscd = sscd_read(’cssc143006010002_98060117274484.cub’, dir=scd_dir)<br />

CIA> lw6_raster = get_sscdraster( lw6_sscd )<br />

CCGLWDARK_97031713382678 not exact matching for : GAIN= 1 0;<br />

CCGLWOFLT_98050815090326 not exact matching for : TINT= 15 36;<br />

lw6 raster is a raster PDS containing all your prepared data. Don’t worry too much about<br />

any unusual looking messages like the two appearing above. These messages appear when there<br />

is slight mismatch between the CONFIGURATION of the best available calibration data and<br />

the data in the PDS. Now that you have created a PDS it might be nice to take a look at its<br />

architecture (Section 15.5.4 will guide you through its structure.) Since it is simply an ordinary<br />

IDL structure as opposed to a CIA data structure, we can use IDL’s HELP to look at its innards:<br />

CIA> help, lw6_raster, /str<br />

** Structure , 54 tags, length=2294560, refs=1:<br />

RASTERCOL INT 4<br />

RASTERLINE INT 4<br />

M_STEPCOL FLOAT 96.0000<br />

N_STEPLINE FLOAT 96.0000<br />

RA_RASTER DOUBLE 161.34459<br />

DEC_RASTER DOUBLE 55.959980<br />

ANGLE_RASTER DOUBLE 321.73999<br />

RASTER_ROTATION DOUBLE 411.73999<br />

RASTER_ORIENTATION<br />

STRING = ’SPACECRAFT Y_AXIS’<br />

ASTR STRUCT -> ASTR_STRUC Array[1]<br />

NX_RASTER INT 80<br />

NY_RASTER INT 80<br />

RASTER FLOAT Array[80, 80]<br />

RASTER_UNIT STRING ’’<br />

RMSRASTER FLOAT Array[80, 80]<br />

NPIXRASTER FLOAT Array[80, 80]<br />

AOT STRING ’RASTER’<br />

TARGET STRING ’HARO03 ’

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