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

Chapter 10
First look at the data
This chapter will introduce to a CIA session and show you how to display AA computed images.
Reading the earlier chapters of the CIA Basic Guide may be helpful for fully understanding
the text here, though not necessary if you are impatient for a glimpse of your images and not
worried too much about the details at this time.
10.1 Copying data products from ISO CD-ROM to hard disk
If you are working with ISO CD-ROMs rather than data obtained from the IDA then it is
recommended that the data products are copied to hard disk prior to analysis, though if you
just intend at this time to view the AAR data with sad display then skip to Section 10.2. Some
of the CIA routines strictly require a naming convention for the data products and the filenames
of the products on the CD-ROM use only an abbreviated version of the full name official name
(see Section 9.1). Routines described below will copy your data products to hard disk and give
them the correct official name.
10.1.1 Copying on VMS
READ CDROM is a DCL script distributed with CIA. It will automatically copy/rename the
CD-ROM data products to disk space 1 . Before using it, ensure that your CD-ROM drive is not
already mounted and then insert your CD-ROM into the drive. To execute READ CDROM,
change to the directory in which it resides and call it with:
W40 @READ_CD.COM
Initially, the program prompts you for an (existing) destination directory. It then mounts
the CD-ROM drive and reads the file datalist.txt directly form your CD.
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You’ll be asked now where you want your files copied to.
Name of target directory ( = ISOW40$DKA200:[SOTT]): OLP1:[IA.STEPHAN.TMP]
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1 READ CDROM contains some lines which have to be edited for the particular system you are working on,
e.g. the CD-ROM device-name must be inserted. These are indicated at the beginning of the file. It is expected
that your CIA administrator will have taken care of this.
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