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

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Chapter 14<br />

Image analysis and display<br />

This chapter serves as an introduction to the variety of image and cube analysis, and display<br />

routines in CIA.<br />

They are categorised as:<br />

• General analysis routines that perform some type of statistical or photometric analysis:<br />

xsnr, xradial, flux sum, xphot.<br />

• CVF image analysis routines: cvf display.<br />

• Image analysis routines that only operate on 2D images: xdisp.<br />

• Cube analysis routines that operate on a cube, yielding temporal and spatial information<br />

on a pixel: xselect frame, show frame, xsubcube, xcube, x3d, xv temp, xv raster,<br />

xmovie.<br />

• Image display routines that just display images or images from cubes: tviso and xv sscd.<br />

• Image overlaying routines: isocont, x isocont.<br />

• Finally routines to aid you to produce postscript output: xcontour, ps color, white,<br />

black, ps open, ps print.<br />

14.1 General analysis routines<br />

These routines are xsnr for S/N estimation, xradial for determining the energy radial profile<br />

and flux sum for estimating the flux from a point source.<br />

14.1.1 Estimating S/N in a cube or image<br />

Estimating S/N in a CAM image is a useful indicator of the strength of source detection or the<br />

quality of a calibration.<br />

xsnr is a widget based program that is used to interactively choose noise and signal regions<br />

in an image. The image could be the MOSAIC (.RASTER in a raster PDS) or an EXPOSURE<br />

(.IMAGE in all PDSs). As an example we can take the fifth EXPOSURE from a CVF PDS.<br />

CIA> xsnr, cvf_pds.image(*,*,4)<br />

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