Changes between Version 35 and Version 36 of glga_manual

Timestamp:

Aug 20, 2016, 8:44:45 PM (10 years ago)

Author:

ehsan

Comment:

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glga_manual

@@ -72 +72 @@
 
 = Manual =
+
+== Features ==
+ * using masks for individual bands
+ * using masks for all bands
+ * getting bad pixels from the original image. Bad pixels must have NaN value
+ * using ds9 to open all fits images of the same object inside the TV
+ * using SExtractor to fit the ellipse to the galaxy
+ * using Pylipse, a python program to manually fit an ellipse over the galaxy
+ * Pylipse also interacts with ds9. ds9 can be used as a bridge to transfer ellipse parameters between GLGA TV and Pylipse
+
+
 
 == TV-Image ==
@@ -293 +304 @@
    * The un-maksed defined region, then later would be masked by common/band/centroid masks
  g. Force-Mask
-   * User can define a regions to be specifically used by SExtractor in this session
+   * User can define regions to be specifically used by SExtractor in this session
    * This mask would not be affected by any other common/band/centeroid masks
    * For example, this is useful when a spike cuts a galaxy in to two halves and we do not want SExtractor fits two separates ellipses for one single object
@@ -324 +335 @@
 [[Image(pgc055_PS_panstarrs_images.jpg)]]
 
-* Bad pixels would be displayed in red in output images. 
-* GLGA does not get any separate bad-pixel map. If there is any badpixel in the image, it should have NaN value ...
-* Pan-STARRS images already include bad pixels (NaN value)
-* The common-mask that is used for all bands are displayed over the composite image, in orange.
+ * Images have this format: <ID>_<survey>_images.<pdf/jpg>
+ * Bad pixels would be displayed in red in output images. 
+ * GLGA does not get any separate bad-pixel map. If there is any badpixel in the image, it should have NaN value ...
+ * Pan-STARRS images already include bad pixels (NaN value)
+ * The common-mask that is used for all bands are displayed over the composite image, in orange.
+
+[[Image(pgc055_PS_panstarrs_images_masks.jpg)]]
+
+ * The band mask image has this format: <ID>_<survey>_images_mask.<pdf/jpg>
+ * If there is any band-mask designed, this would be generated. Otherwise, there would not be such file.
+ * Bad pixels are in red
+ * Band-masks are displayed in green
+
+[[Image(pgc055_PS_panstarrs_profile.jpg)]]
+
+ * The profile image has this format: <ID>_<survey>_profile.<pdf/jpg>