COORDINATES tasks


The following tasks belong to the category COORDINATES:
``Coordinate transformations etc.'' In parentheses the name of the source file is given.
ALLSKYPLOT
Plot an all sky graticule in a given sky system and plot shapes, markers and or images on that system. (allskyplot.src)
ASTROM
Determine the sky-projection parameters CRVAL, CDELT, CRPIX and CROTA (astrom.c)
COORDS
Converts user supplied coordinates into physical coordinates. (coords.c)
DSSLOAD
Loads a Digitized Sky Survey FITS file into a GIPSY set. (dssload.c)
FITSREPROJ
This task if a versatile tool to re-project data in a FITS file to another- or a modified world coordinate system. The output can be converted to a GIPSY set or a legacy GIPSY set (to be used for tasks like ROTCUR, ROTMOD etc.). (fitsreproj.src)
MAPMAKER
Plot set/subsets from a GIPSY set or slices from a FITS file and annotate those plots with world coordinate labels and or a graticule. The program has a hard copy facility. It is ideal for comparing channels in a radio data cube or for comparing different sources (e.g. mixing GIPSY sets and FITS files). Put markers with keyword MARKER= A marker will be plotted in all images, at least if its position in world coordinates is part of the image. (wcsflux.src)
REGRID
Create an output map with different grid along one axis. (regrid.c)
REPROJ
Re-project a spatial map into another map with a different coordinate system. See also: Projections used in GIPSY. . (reproj.c)
SKYCALC
Calculator for transformation of single positions between sky systems (skycalc)
SKYCALQ
Calculator for transformation of single positions between sky systems. (skycalq.src)
SKYTOOL
Interactive coordinate transformation utility. (skytool.c)
SKYTRANS
Transformation between equatorial, galactic, ecliptic and supergalactic coordinates. (skytrans.c)
SLICE
Make a slice through a set (slice.c)
VISIONS
Display data from FITS files or GIPSY sets. It allows for slices in any direction of the data set. A plot can be made in several formats. A manual is included in the program. Press f1 to get the handbook. (visions.src)
WCSFLUX
Plot set/subsets from a GIPSY set or slices from a FITS file and annotate those plots with world coordinate labels and or a graticule. Then add shapes in one image. The shapes are copied to other images using their world coordinates. Finally calculate the flux in those shapes. (wcsflux.src)

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