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

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296 CHAPTER 22. SECOND ORDER CORRECTIONS<br />

CIA> reduce, pds, /jitter<br />

CIA> tviso, pds.image[ *, *, 0 ]<br />

project cube This routine attempts to correct jitter by applying du, dv as an astrometric<br />

correction. In the example below, the entire PDS CUBE is projected onto a MOSAIC<br />

image. In attempting to make a crude correction of the jitter a magnification factor of 3<br />

is applied to IMAGEs before projection.<br />

CIA> project_cube, pds, mosaic, /jitter, mag=3<br />

CIA> tviso, mosaic<br />

22.2 Field of view distortion<br />

FOV distortion affects the 12 ′′ ,6 ′′ and to a lesser extent the 3 ′′ lens. For raster PDSs FOV<br />

distortion correction is integrated with the project raster MOSAIC creation method – see Section<br />

20.4. However, any CAM image can be corrected for FOV distortion with corr field. In<br />

order for this routine to apply the appropriate distortion correction some CAM parameters must<br />

be supplied along with the image: pfov, channel and filter wheel.<br />

CIA> corr_field, image, fltrwhl=’lw10’, channel=’lw’, pfov=3.0<br />

corr field re-projects the image in order to correct the distortion. As a result of this, the<br />

output image maybe rebinned. To prevent rebinning set the keyword /norebin.

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