NAME
lcv, create lightcurve and spectrum for each source found in irs resultfile.
SYNOPSIS
* lcv
* lcv -p [options] irs lcv
* lcv -q
The program can be started with no arguments at all, in which case the
parameter values are taken from the parameterfile.
Alternatively, values can be passed via the commandline, the required items
as command arguments, the optional ones as valued switches.
The last form (-q) creates the parameterfile in $PFILES.
The table lists all the parameters used by lcv, the second column lists the
paramater key names used in the parameterfile, the first column gives the
corresponding switch letter.
lcv parameters
switch key value IO description
resfile string i irs file, iros data file.
lcv, spectrally resolved lightcurve, one file,
lcvfile string o base.k.lcv (k= {0,1,2 ...}, generated for each
source k in res
I insfile string i overrides the IDF name in expfile.
a skysize int i directly reconstructed sky is size*size pixels
(default 5).
b tbin real i time bin size in seconds (default is 100.0).
s srclim int i the first `srclim` sources from sourcelist in
res.
- e_filtr range i DO NOT USE. channel selection, ignored, spectral
resolution is 31 channels always.
UNTESTED, EXPERIMENTAL!! select the rectangular
detector area, lower left corner (x0,y0) and
upper right corner (x1,y1). The idea here is to
p p_filtr area i exclude the events from one (or more) strong
source(s) in the correlation, thereby nullifying
its effects (mask and poisson noise) on weak(er)
sources.
UNTESTED, EXPERIMENTAL!! select events within one
t t_filtr range i of the time intervals, the time interval must be
specified in modified julian days (MJD).
z z_filtr range i UNTESTED, EXPERIMENTAL!! event selection on the
Z-bit.
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p, L, i StageII global switches
DESCRIPTION
output is a FITS binary table, existing of 1+32+32 columns for every
timebin:
column name unit
1 time sec.
2-33 lc0 ,lc1... lc31 cts/sec.cm^2
34-65 err0,err1... err31 cts/sec.cm^2
lc0(err0) lightcurve of all events summed,
lc1..lc31(err1..err31) lightcurve in each channel.
EXAMPLE
NOTE
SEE ALSO