visir_old_img_combine - Old DRS detector: Images combination
recipe
esorex visir_old_img_combine [OPTIONS] FILE.sof
This recipe recombines the data observed in chopping/nodding or
chopping or nodding modes into one combined image using optionally
cross-correlation methods.
The files listed in the Set Of Frames (sof-file) must be tagged:
VISIR-observation-file.fits IM_OBS_CHO_NOD_JIT or
VISIR-observation-file.fits IM_OBS_CHO_JIT or VISIR-observation-file.fits
IM_OBS_NOD_JIT or VISIR-observation-file.fits IM_OBS_DIR_JIT
The corresponding primary product will have a FITS card
´HIERARCH ESO PRO CATG´ with a value of IMG_OBS_COMBINED_CNJ
or IMG_OBS_COMBINED_CJ or IMG_OBS_COMBINED_NJ or IMG_OBS_COMBINED_DJ and the
corresponding beam-collapsed product will have a FITS card ´HIERARCH
ESO PRO CATG´ with a value of IMG_OBS_ONEBEAM_CNJ or
IMG_OBS_ONEBEAM_CJ or IMG_OBS_ONEBEAM_NJ or IMG_OBS_ONEBEAM_DJ
Additionally, a bad pixel map with a PRO.CATG of IMG_BPM may be
added to the Set Of Frames with tag: BPM.
- --nod
<str>
- An optional ASCII specification of the nodding positions (in case they are
missing from the FITS-file). The file must consist of one line per input
FITS-file and each line must consist of an integer (which is ignored)
followed by a 0 or 1 (to indicate object or sky). (str; default:
´NONE´). The full name of this option for the EsoRex
configuration file is visir.visir_old_img_combine.nodding [default
= NONE].
- --auto_bpm
<bool>
- Automatic detection and correction of bad pixels (bool; default: True).
The full name of this option for the EsoRex configuration file is
visir.visir_old_img_combine.auto_bpm [default = True].
- --g
<bool>
- Automatic filtering of glitches (bool; default: False). The full name of
this option for the EsoRex configuration file is
visir.visir_old_img_combine.rem_glitch [default =
False].
- --p
<bool>
- Automatic purging of half-cycle images whose median deviates more than a
factor three from the mean of the medians of half-cycle images or whose
standard deviation deviates more than a factor three from the mean of
their standard deviations (bool; default: False). The full name of this
option for the EsoRex configuration file is
visir.visir_old_img_combine.purge_bad [default =
False].
- --union
<bool>
- Combine images using their union, as opposed to their intersection
(deprecated and ignored, see --combine_method) (bool; default: True). The
full name of this option for the EsoRex configuration file is
visir.visir_old_img_combine.union [default = True].
- --rej
<str>
- Each resulting pixel is the average of the corresponding (interpolated)
pixel value in each jittered image. A positive value, n1, for the first of
the two integers specifies that for each pixel the smallest n1 pixel
values shall be ignored in the averaging. Similarly, a positive value, n2,
for the second of the two integers specifies that for each pixel the
largest n2 pixel values shall be ignored in the averaging. (str; default:
´0-0´). The full name of this option for the EsoRex
configuration file is visir.visir_old_img_combine.rej [default =
0-0].
- --plot
<int>
- The recipe can produce a number of predefined plots. Zero means that none
of the plots are produced, while increasing values (e.g. 1 or 2) increases
the number of plots produced. If the plotting fails a warning is produced,
and the recipe continues. The default behaviour of the plotting is to use
gnuplot (with option -persist). The recipe currently produces 1D-plots
using gnuplot commands. The recipe user can control the actual
plotting-command used by the recipe to create the plot by setting the
environment variable CPL_PLOTTER. Currently, if CPL_PLOTTER is set it must
contain the string ´gnuplot´. Setting it to ´cat >
my_gnuplot_$$.txt´ causes a number of ASCII-files to be created,
which each produce a plot when given as standard input to gnuplot (e.g.
later or on a different computer). A finer control of the plotting options
can be obtained by writing an executable script, e.g. my_gnuplot.pl, that
executes gnuplot after setting the desired gnuplot options (e.g. set
terminal pslatex color) and then setting CPL_PLOTTER to my_gnuplot.pl. The
predefined plots include plotting of images. Images can be plotted not
only with gnuplot, but also using the pnm format. This is controlled with
the environment variable CPL_IMAGER. If CPL_IMAGER is set to a string that
does not contain the word gnuplot, the recipe will generate the plot in
pnm format. E.g. setting CPL_IMAGER to ´display - &´
will produce a gray-scale image using the image viewer display. (int;
default: 0). The full name of this option for the EsoRex configuration
file is visir.visir_old_img_combine.plot [default = 0].
- --off
<str>
- An optional ASCII specification of the offsets in case those in FITS-
headers are missing or wrong. The file must consist of one line per input
pair of FITS-files, and each line must consist of two numbers which
represent the shift in pixels of that image relative to the first image.
The first line should thus comprise two zeros. Correct FITS-header offsets
mean that the i´th X offset can be gotten from Xoffset_0 -
Xoffset_i, where Xoffset_i is the value of ESO SEQ CUMOFFSETX and likewise
for Y. (str; default: ´NONE´). The full name of this option
for the EsoRex configuration file is
visir.visir_old_img_combine.offsets [default = NONE].
- --ref
<bool>
- User-defined refining of the image offsets. See options objs and xcorr
(bool; default: False). The full name of this option for the EsoRex
configuration file is visir.visir_old_img_combine.refine [default =
False].
- --objs
<str>
- The shift and add of images needs anchor points that typically are bright
objects. These are normally detected automatically but with user-defined
refining of offsets enabled, they must be provided by the user through an
ASCII file containing one line per anchor point with each line consisting
of its x and y coordinate (in pixels). This file is ignored with
user-defined refining of offsets disabled. (str; default:
´NONE´). The full name of this option for the EsoRex
configuration file is visir.visir_old_img_combine.objects [default
= NONE].
- --xcorr
<str>
- If user-defined refining of offsets is enabled a cross-correlation of the
images is performed. In order to speed up this process, this
cross-correlation is performed only on smaller rectangles around the
anchor points. The first two parameters is the half-size of this rectangle
in pixels. The second pair is the maximum shift in x and y (pixels)
evaluated by the cross-correlation on the rectangle. Used only if
user-defined refining of offsets is enabled. (str; default:
´10-10-25-25´). The full name of this option for the EsoRex
configuration file is visir.visir_old_img_combine.xcorr [default =
10-10-25-25].
- --combine_method
<str>
- Combine images using one of: 1) Onto the first image (first); 2) Their
union (union); 3) Their intersection (inter). NB: Only the
´first´-method produces an image product with WCS
coordinates. A successful ´first´-method always produces a
combined image with dimensions equal to those of the input images. For the
´union´-method the result image is at least as large as the
input images while for the ´inter´-method the result image
is at most as large as the input images (str; default:
´union´). The full name of this option for the EsoRex
configuration file is visir.visir_old_img_combine.comb_meth
[default = union].
- --destripe_iterations
<int>
- Max number of destriping iterations (0 to disable destriping). Horizontal
destriping is done first and if no horizontal striping is detected,
vertical destriping is performed (int; default: 15). The full name of this
option for the EsoRex configuration file is
visir.visir_old_img_combine.nstripe [default = 15].
- --destripe_morpho
<bool>
- Destripe with morphological cleaning (bool; default: False). The full name
of this option for the EsoRex configuration file is
visir.visir_old_img_combine.mstripe [default = False].
- --eccmax
<float>
- The maximum eccentricity allowed in the combination of the three (in
parallel nod/chopping) or four (in perpendicular nod/chopping) beams. In
parallel mode, three perfectly aligned points spaced with the chopnod
throw will have eccentricity 0, while in perpedicular mode a square with
the chopnod throw as the side length will have eccentricity 0 (float;
default: 0.25). The full name of this option for the EsoRex configuration
file is visir.visir_old_img_combine.eccmax [default = 0.25].
Note that it is possible to create a configuration file containing
these options, along with suitable default values. Please refer to the
details provided by the 'esorex --help' command.
The full documentation for the visir pipeline can be downloaded as
a PDF file using the following URL:
- ftp://ftp.eso.org/pub/dfs/pipelines/visir/visir-pipeline-manual-1.4.pdf
An overview over the existing ESO pipelines can be found on the
web page https://www.eso.org/sci/software/pipelines/.
Basic documentation about the EsoRex program can be found at the
esorex (1) man page.
It is possible to call the pipelines from python using the
python-cpl package. See
https://packages.python.org/python-cpl/index.html for further
information.
The other recipes of the visir pipeline are
visir_img_dark(7), visir_img_ff(7),
visir_img_reduce(7), visir_img_trans(7),
visir_old_img_phot(7), visir_old_spc_obs(7),
visir_old_spc_obs_ech(7), visir_old_spc_phot(7),
visir_old_spc_phot_ech(7), visir_old_spc_wcal(7),
visir_old_spc_wcal_ech(7), visir_old_util_destripe(7),
visir_spc_reduce(7), visir_util_apply_calib(7),
visir_util_clip(7), visir_util_convert_weight(7),
visir_util_detect_shift(7), visir_util_img_std_cat(7),
visir_util_join(7), visir_util_qc(7),
visir_util_repack(7), visir_util_run_swarp(7),
visir_util_spc_std_cat(7), visir_util_spc_txt2fits(7),
visir_util_undistort(7)
visir_old_img_combine 4.3.10
Lars Lundin <usd-help@eso.org>
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<usd-help@eso.org>.
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