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

320 APPENDIX C. THE ISO CD-ROM
C.2.1
Where to find the ISO documents
The directory /aboutiso/docs contains two subdirectories relevant to ISOCAM observers. These
are /aboutiso/docs/cam and /aboutiso/docs/iso. The former contains the documents specific
to ISOCAM and the latter documents for all ISO observers. Each of these directories contain
subdirectories named ./idum and ./obsman, where the IDUMs and the Observer’s Manuals (see
Section 1.2) can be found in both postscript format and original L A TEX. Other documents exist
in parallel directories, but these are only relevant to other ISO instruments.
C.2.2
Where to find the Data Products
The file /datalist.txt is an important reference document – making a hardcopy for future reference
is advisable. In addition to some archive information, such as data product owner and
lot ID number, it contains a list of all the data products (using their official names), along with
their version number and their location on the CD-ROM (see an sample listing of datalist.txt
below.). Chapter 9 explains what the different types of data products actually contain and what
the official filename convention is. Here we will merely point you to your data.
[Owner identification]
ID : VMARINI
Name : Dr. Valerie Marini
Address : ESA - Vilspa
P. O. Box 50727
City : 28080 V.d. Castillo, Madrid
Country : Spain
[Lot identification]
Serial number : 601210411878
Lot ID : 123
Seq NR : 12
CD label : I0012312
[Product sets]
Product set NR: P0007780, Proposer ID : VMARINI
aocs14300601 0577 /products/p0007780/14300601/aocs.fit
etc....
ccglwdark 0481 /products/p0007780/others/ccglwdar/k.fit
ccglwdead 0443 /products/p0007780/others/ccglwdea/d.fit
The directory /products will contain one subdirectory per observation, or TDT, of the form
/products/pmmmmmmm,wherepmmmmmmm refers to the product set number. Each of these
subdirectories contain further subdirectories of the form /products/pmmmmmmm/nnn, /products/pmmmmmmm/nnnxxxyy
and /products/pmmmmmmm/others, wherennnxxxyy refers
to the combined TDT and OSN number (see Table C.1 for a summary of variables used to
identify directories containing data products). These lower directories respectively contain data
pertaining to a revolution, observation data and calibration data.