fits or img to ascii
Stephen L. Mahan
mahan at aurora.phys.utk.edu
Sun Nov 9 17:45:15 CLST 1997
David,
Interactive Data Language (http://www.rsinc.com) when coupled with the IDL
astronomy library (maintained by Wayne Landsman at the website:
http://idlastro.gsfc.nasa.gov/homepage.html) works nicely for reading FITS
files.
Lets assume the image is 512x512 pixels, after read with a simple call to
a read_fits function (either interactively or with a program you write),
the array can be binned by summing subregions of the image- so if we wish
to bin horizontally into a 1-D array (being the vertical binned img), we
issue the command v_bin_variable=total(image_variable, 1) (where 1 is the
dimension), if want to do a horizontal binning you can rotate the image or
devise other strategies to do this). The result is a variable having the
data, then one can save this array to an ascii, fits or a number of other
formats.
-Steve
On Sun, 9 Nov 1997, David Waite wrote:
> Does anyone know of a program that converts fits or img files to ascii so
> that I can export the camera data and analyse it using origin? Also, I am
> looking for software that allows me to do either vertical (1x512) or
> horizontal (512x1) binning.
>
> Thanks
>
> David Waite
> Institut fuer Experimentalphysik
> Freie Universitat Berlin
> Arnimallee 14
> D-14195 Berlin
> Germany
>
> Phone +49.30.838.4776 Fax +49.30.838.5567
> e-mail: waited at physik.fu-berlin.de
>
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