Description of low-level usage of Munipack for programmers.
Munipack working core is splited on to single modules. These modules can be used independently. Both command-line and graphical interfaces just only calls the routines and provides more usage interface for users. The design separates GUI and working part. One has benefit with flexible adding of another interfaces and usage. For example, the routines can be easy used as externals for (web) servers, Virtual observatory, scripting systems, etc.
There are a few scritly used rules for modules:
NITEMS = 2 'file1.fits' 'file2.fits'
Modules are stored in LIBEXEC path defined by Autotools. Current binary distribution defines the path as /opt/munipack/libexec. Note that modules are not set in system-wide binary search path.
Astrometry provides astrometry.
Module name: astrometer
| Parameter | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| PROJECTION | string | type of projection |
| CRPIX[1,2] | float | center of projection on map (rectangular coordinates) |
| CRVAL[1,2] | float | center of projection on sphere (spherical coordinates), degrees |
| SCALE | float | scale in pixels per degree |
| ANGLE | float | rotation about center in degrees |
| TOL | float | limit for astrometry unceranity id degrees |
| INITPAR | bool | init parameters (provided by CRVAL,SCALE and ANGLE) |
| MATCH | bool | use matching |
| NMATCH | integer | number of objects used in matching sequence |
| MAXMATCH | integer | number of objects used for matching |
| URADIUS | float | effective uncertainity of a point in triangle space |
| VALIDITY | float | limiting probability for validity |
| KEY_ALPHA, KEY_DELTA | string | FITS table column names containing Right Ascension and Declination of objects |
| OUTPUT | string | File to write of astrometry calibration |
| CAT | string | FITS table filename used as the reference catalogue for spherical coordinates |
| REF | string | FITS table filename used as the reference list of rectangular coordinates of objects |
| FILE | string | FITS table filename containing list of rectangular coordinates of objects used for astrometry |
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