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branches/eam_branch_20080223/Ohana/src/libautocode/def/average-ps1-dev-2.d
r16632 r16699 2 2 EXTNAME DVO_AVERAGE_PS1_DEV_2 3 3 TYPE BINTABLE 4 SIZE 724 SIZE 80 5 5 DESCRIPTION DVO Average Object Table 6 6 … … 19 19 FIELD dP, PAR_ERR, float, parallax error, arcsec 20 20 21 FIELD Xp, SIGMA_POS, short, position scatter, 1/100 arcsec22 FIELD N psf, NPSF, unsigned short,number of psf measurements23 FIELD N ext, NEXT, unsigned short, number of extended measurements24 FIELD N miss, NMISS, unsigned short, number of missings25 FIELD psfOffset, OFF_PSF, int, offset to firstmeasurement26 FIELD extOffset, OFF_EXT, int, offset to first measurement27 FIELD missOffset, OFF_MISS, int, offset to first missing obs21 FIELD Xp, SIGMA_POS, short, position scatter, 1/100 arcsec 22 FIELD Nmeasure, NMEASURE, unsigned short, number of psf measurements 23 FIELD Nmissing, NMISSING, unsigned short, number of missings 24 FIELD Nextend, NEXTEND, unsigned short, number of extended measurements 25 FIELD measureOffset, OFF_MEASURE, int, offset to first psf measurement 26 FIELD missingOffset, OFF_MISSING, int, offset to first missing obs 27 FIELD extendOffset, OFF_EXTEND, int, offset to first extended measurement 28 28 29 29 FIELD code, code, unsigned short, ID code (star; ghost; etc) 30 FIELD dummy, DUMMY, char[2], padding 30 31 31 # Pan-STARRS uses a 64-bit detection ID. keep this in two 32 bit ints for backwards compatibility? 32 FIELD objID_hi, OBJ_ID_HI, unsigned int, ID upper bytes 33 FIELD objID_lo, OBJ_ID_LO, unsigned int, ID lower bytes 32 # Pan-STARRS uses a 64-bit detection ID. keep this in two 32 bit ints 33 # for C89 compatibility. The objID is constructed based on the 34 # position of first instatiation. this is actually quite expensive 35 # because we need to include the uniqueness test to construct this, 36 # which requires a select for each new object. Therefore, I will use 37 # a table based ID (table ID + object ID), and we will have to 38 # re-number the object IDs if we change the table density, OR treat 39 # all subdivisions as entries which are from a foreign table. 40 41 FIELD objID, OBJ_ID, unsigned int, unique ID for object in table 42 FIELD catID, CAT_ID, unsigned int, unique ID for table in which object was first realized 34 43 35 44 # this structure should only be used for internal representations
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