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This package contains functions for reducing CCD FITS data in preparation for data extraction.
Image Reduction for Files
AverageFrame[{imgobj1,...,imgobjn}] | Returns an average of FITS objects from a list of specified FITS objects. |
SubtractFrame[imgobj1, imgobj2] | Subtracts the data of imgobj2 from imobj1 and returns a new FITS object with the header of imgobj1. |
NormalizeFlat[imgobj] | Assumes that imgobj is a flat-field image and normalizes the field. |
RemoveOverscan[imgobj, {lb, ub}] | Removes the overscan region specified from lowerbound, lb, to upper bound, ub, from the FITS data, imgobj. |
FlatField[imageobj, biasobj, normflatobj] | Assumes that normflatfobj is a normalized flat-field frame and divides the bias subtracted imageobj by the normflatobj. |
Image Reduction for FITS Objects
This loads the package.
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This loads packages for reading images and displaying them.
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Now we load the image, bias, and flat-field frames
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We can view them
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We can bias subtract the raw flat-field frame.
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This is how a normalized flat-field frame is created.
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This is how the image frame is flat-fielded.
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We can view the reduced image, ready for data extraction.
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By adjusting the PlotRange, we can change the contrast revealing internal details.
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Created by Mathematica (October 24, 2004) |