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MAIN MENU
This controls the interactive use of LONGSLIT, apart from the initial
line identification.
The options are:
- ADD
- Add more lines
- IT
- Change iteration.
This allows reduction of iteration, in order to allow previous fits to
be over-ridden (they can also be over-ridden in MANUAL mode fitting).
- AUTO
- In this mode one defines fits beforehand, and then goes
though the lines and cross-sections in order performing the fits.
This is the mode of fitting in batch, and ideally should not be carried
out interactively.
- MANUAL
- In this mode one does the fits in whatever order is
preferred.
This can also be used for checking fits performed in batch mode.
The line selected is indicated above the menu.
Initially this is line one in the list.
MANUAL mode is also driven by a menu:
- Line name
- to go to that line.
By stating the line name, or any unique abbreviation, the line will be
set to that selected.
- LAST
- Move back to previous line in line list.
- NEXT
- Move on to next line in line list.
- TRIM
- Limit the range of cross-sections.
This is useful for altering the block start/end in window mode (see
below)
- CHECK
- This displays 20 profile plots at a time.
At present this will start at the current line, cross-section one, and
scan through.
When a screen is full, the user is asked whether he/she wants to see the
next plots.
This is designed for a quick look, before more detailed checking and
re-fitting, if that is required.
It is also useful to provide a convenient record of the line profiles to
refer to, in which case the hardcopy option should be used. Note that
if the ``quick plot'' option here (which gives plots of similar quality
to softcopy plots) is not used the plots files can be very large.
- FIT
- Fit this window as it stands
- ADVANCE
- Go to next WINDOW
- BACK
- Go to previous window
- SEE
- Look at individual elements of window
- WIDTH
- Change window width
- SCAN
- Scan through windows
- OLD
- Start/stop plotting old fits
- DELETE
- Delete fits in this range
- HARD
- Produce hardcopy of data with fit
- EXIT
- Return to main menu
- DEFINE
- Define fits for AUTO mode, for batch or interactive use.
This defines fits, either for all the lines at a time, or for each line
separately.
To define fits differently within a line, use MANUAL mode as described
above.
- LOOK
- Look at values of data cube.
This just lists the values in the results array.
- TOLS
- Apply tolerances.
This will reject fits which have, for example, too great a width.
- OUTPUT
- These options are the main ways of producing output
from the program.
Selection of this puts the user into the ``OUTPUT MENU'', with the
following options:
- HARDCOPY
- Produce plots of profile fits.
The line profile is displayed, together with the fit.
It is possible to preview the fits first in softcopy (unless all fits
are being plotted, using the option ``plot whole cube'').
If the option ``plot whole cube?'' is not being used, then the X-axis of
the plots can be in kms
or Ångstroms, otherwise they are in
Ångstroms.
- TABLE
- Print table of profile parameters
- PLOT
- Plot rotation curves.
Also width v. cross-section and flux v. cross-section plots can be made.
All these can be made in softcopy or hardcopy.
Also a plot of average velocities v. cross-section will be plotted, if
the plot is in hardcopy, and there is more than one line.
- PRINT
- Print rotation curves
- RATIO
- Evaluate line ratios
- GREY
- Produce greyscale plot of data.
This is for one line at a time, using the wavelength limits for the line
from the initial line location.
A velocity scale is plotted on the X-axis.
- CONTOUR
- This is similar to the GREY option, but uses contours
rather than a greyscale image.
- FULL
- This produces a table suitable for input to a FORTRAN
program, including the information from both PRINT and PLOT.
- CHECK
- This produces an array of line profiles to which successful
(or NAG error failed fits if allowed) have been made, with the fits
superimposed.
- SOFT
- This says whether plots are in softcopy (as opposed to
hardcopy). This only affects the PLOT, CONTOUR and CHECK options.
- VELOCITY
- Plot with velocity scale for X axis. This affects the PLOT
and HARDCOPY options above.
- EXIT
- Exit and accept current setting of the options.
When any selected plots etc. have been carried out, the user is
returned to the main menu.
If the PLOT option is selected the user will be presented with the
following menu, to select precisely which plots are required:
- VELOCITY
- Radial velocities
- WIDTH
- Widths
- FLUX
- Fluxes
- AVERAGE
- Average velocities
- ALL
- Velocities on 1 plot
- EXIT
- Exit menu and perform plotting
The output options (except GREY and RATIO) can be given in the command
line as keywords.
An example of the use of the OUTPUT option is given in
section
.
- SKY
- Not yet implemented
- SYNTHETIC
- Not yet implemented
- EXIT
- Leave program
- CUBAN
- Display array of profiles (3-dimensional data only), and move
around under cursor control. This is the same as the option in the main menu
of FIBDISP (see below).
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FIGARO A general data reduction system
Starlink User Note 86
Keith Shortridge, Horst Meyerdierks,
Malcolm Currie, Martin Clayton, Jon Lockley,
Anne Charles, Clive Davenhall,
Mark Taylor, Tim Ash, Tim Wilkins, Dave Axon,
John Palmer, Anthony Holloway and
Vito Graffagnino
2004 February 17
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