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

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16.2. AN EXAMPLE OF SAD MANIPULATION 193<br />

etc...<br />

CIA> print, noscds<br />

41<br />

16.2 An example of SAD manipulation<br />

In Section 10.2 we used sad display to create SADs from the AAR data products. At that<br />

point you were probably only interested in a quick look at your data – now we will delve a little<br />

deeper into the data and take a look at the SADs themselves.<br />

Most likely you have exited the session where you first used sad display to look at your<br />

AAR data products. To regenerate the SADs in a CIA session, use sad display as described<br />

in Section 10.2, or if the SADs are on disk use ssad read.<br />

Upon exiting sad display all the SADs created will remain in memory. Try the following<br />

command:<br />

CIA> print, ssad_list()<br />

CSSA000014300601_96091713360439 CSSA000014300601_96091713360451<br />

ssad list lists all the SSADs in memory. Two such SSADs exist in our example, one catalogues<br />

the set of SADs that hold the EXPOSUREs from the CCIM and CMAP data products<br />

and the other the SADs that hold the set of MOSAICs from the CMOS data products. The<br />

former SADs are known as origin SADs and the latter as future SADs. To see the full set of<br />

future SADs we can use the CIA routine ssad elem. Given the name of an SSAD it will list all<br />

of its SADs:<br />

CIA> print, ssad_elem( ’CSSA000014300601_96091713360451’ )<br />

CSAD000014300601_96091713370548 CSAD000014300601_96091713370625<br />

CSAD000014300601_96091713370691<br />

In this case there are two future SADs, with a MOSAIC in each, and a third SAD, containing<br />

the contents of the AAR data product CSSP, which you can ignore. Listing the origin SADs<br />

catalogued in our second SSAD we see that there are many:<br />

CIA> print, ssad_elem( ’CSSA000014300601_96091713360439’ )<br />

CSAD000014300601_96091713360476 CSAD000014300601_96091713360767<br />

CSAD000014300601_96091713360860 CSAD000014300601_96091713360985<br />

CSAD000014300601_96091713362332 CSAD000014300601_96091713362446<br />

CSAD000014300601_96091713362951 CSAD000014300601_96091713363048<br />

CSAD000014300601_96091713363160 CSAD000014300601_96091713363716<br />

CSAD000014300601_96091713363810 CSAD000014300601_96091713363912<br />

CSAD000014300601_96091713364023 CSAD000014300601_96091713364107<br />

etc...

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