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

300 CHAPTER 23. X CIA REFERENCE GUIDE
• Tools / isocont (ISOCAM axis)
• Tools / isocont (RA/DEC axis)
• Tools / x isocont
• Tools / hardcopy (gif)
• Tools / hardcopy (ps)
Additional corrections of secondary order are:
• Remove Dark Residuals
• Smooth Undefined Values
• FOV Distortion (linear and calibration methods)
• Spectral Deconvolution
Some other buttons concern the type of data to be calibrated (i.e. AOT). Each time a new
AOT is selected, a new data set must be loaded. The last buttons concern the projection method
for building raster maps, as well as spectrum output units.
23.2.2 Short description of commands
A list of all available commands – together with a short description – is given below.
• CIA / ISOCAM: Display a beautiful image to say ‘Welcome to the ISOCAM world at
CEA-Saclay’.
• CIA / Log File: Display the log file of all commands and all warning messages occurring
during the x cia session. By default, the log file is named x cia log.txt and is created in
the current directory. A user named file can be created by using the command:
CIA> x_cia, logfile=’my_file.txt’
• CIA / Help: Display a help file.
• CIA / Info: Display some copyright information about the Cam Interactive Analysis
(CIA) package.
• CIA / Quit: Quit x cia.
• Data / Load / SSCD: Load from disk a SSCD data structure. Default input file is the
current directory. An history of data is then initialized. Note that an AOT type must be
chosen first (default chosen AOT is CAM01, Raster Scan). The date and time of loading
file into memory are saved in the data history.
• Data / Load / IDL File: Same as above but data are loaded using an IDL restore
command. This file must have been saved by Data/Save/IDLFile. The restored
variables are: history (string array containing the data history), ihist (next line index to
be written in history), and isodata (PDS structure containing the data). All new processes
will be added to the history of the current data. Date and time are of loading file into
memory are saved in the data history.