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FSEEING

FSEEING

Name


  fseeing

Purpose (one Line Only)


  Collect and maintain seeing information for a group of images

Description


Category


  CCD data processing

Calling Sequence


  fseeing,fnlist

Inputs


  fnlist - List of image files that should appear in the data file
            This should not include any directory path information, use
            the PATH keyword for that.

Optional Input Parameters


Keyword Input Parameters


  FWHMGUESS - Initial guess of the FWHM in the image. Default=3. If this
                is significantly smaller than the actual seeing you will
                get an answer that is much too small. The penalty for
                guessing a larger than optimal value appears to be weak.
  SKYTHRESH - minimum signal to consider when looking for sources, this
                number sets the threshold to be this many sigma above the
                mean sky level (default=5)
  MAXSIGNAL - maximum signal to conisder when looking for sources
                (default=60000)
  DISPLAY - Flag, if set will show plot and image outputs (this is usually
                not a good idea)
  OUTFILE - Name of the file for saving the data (default is seeing.dat)
  PATH - Directory where the images are to be found. Default is the
                current directory.
  KEYFILE - header keyword correspondence file (see loadkeys.pro)

Outputs


Keyword Output Parameters


  results - anonymous structure with the data from the seeing.dat file.
            tags are:
              fn - list of file names (alphabetical order)
              jd - Julian date mid-time of the image
              fwhm - estimated seeing for each image [pixels]
              objrad - Object radius used
              nstars - Number of sources used to find fwhm
              err - Flag, 1 if there was an error with this entry
              nfiles - number of files (length of all these vectors)

Common Blocks


Side Effects


Restrictions


Procedure


Modification History


  2010/09/17 - Written by Marc W. Buie, Southwest Research Institute



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