Changeset 537


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Timestamp:
03/08/05 11:44:21 (20 years ago)
Author:
kil064
Message:

add 'bourbon' as host for Parkes

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  • trunk/doc/cookbook.tex

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    4242\item Epping - use hosts {\tt draco} or {\tt hydra}
    4343\item Narrabri - use host {\tt kaputar}
    44 \item Parkes - use host ***
     44\item Parkes - use host {\tt bourbon}
    4545\item Mopra - use host {\tt minos}
    4646\end{itemize}
     
    204204\subsubsection {Contents}
    205205
    206 A scantable has header information and data.  It is actually an AIPS++
    207 Table and it is stored in Memory when you are maipulating it with ASAP.
     206A scantable has header information and data (a scantable is actually an AIPS++
     207Table and it is stored in Memory when you are manipulating it with ASAP.
    208208You can store it to disk and then browse it with the AIPS++
    209 Table browser (if you know how to do that !). 
     209Table browser if you know how to do that !).
    210210
    211211The data are stored in columns (the length of a column is the number of
     
    252252  ASAP> scans.summary()                # Brief listing
    253253  ASAP> scans.summary(verbose=True)    # Include frequency information
    254   ASAP> print scan                    # Equivalent to brief summary function call
     254  ASAP> print scan                     # Equivalent to brief summary function call
    255255\end{verbatim}
    256256
     
    803803\begin{itemize}
    804804\item[ASAP] This is the internal format used for ASAP. It is the only
    805 format that allows the user to restore the data, fits etc without
     805format that allows the user to restore the data, fits etc. without
    806806loosing any information.   As mentioned before, the ASAP scantable
    807807is just an AIPS++ Table (a memory-based table).
     
    810810or any other AIPS++ tool.
    811811
    812 \item[SDFITS] The Single Dish FITS format. This format has been
     812\item[SDFITS] The Single Dish FITS format. This format was
    813813designed to for interchange between packages, but few packages
    814814actually can read it.
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