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

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172 CHAPTER 15. CIA DATA STRUCTURE HIGH-LEVEL ARCHITECTURE<br />

3. CREATION: Contains details about CDS owner and CDS creation time. Type: string<br />

array.<br />

4. DATA: The calibration data is held in this substructure. DATA is in fact an array of<br />

IDL structures. Each structure holding a calibration record and the number of structures<br />

in the array is equal to NUMBER. (See Section 15.3.2.)<br />

5. NUMBER: Refers to the number of records in the substructure DATA. A record corresponds<br />

to a single independent calibration measurement (such as a DARK image) and<br />

associated CAM parameters.<br />

15.3.2 CDS and CAL-G files<br />

The different types of calibration data (i.e. CAL-G files) and the CDS name for each is given<br />

in Table 15.3.2.<br />

An example of how the subfields of DATA would look for a CDS containing DARK images is<br />

given below. The index, i, refers to a particular record within the DATA field, where the range<br />

of i is: 0 ≤ i calg_dark_dir = ’DKA200:[MDELANEY.P0007780.14300601.OTHERS.CCGLWDAR]’<br />

If you are using UNIX, the notation is:<br />

CIA> calg_dark_dir = ’/home/mdelaney/p0007780/14300601/others/CCGLWDAR’

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