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Contents
CHAMELEON
Subsections
Introduction
About CHAMELEON
Data and auxilliary files
Quick Guide
Open the data file
Read configuration information, create tables, and load data
Print form sheets
Reduce the background data
Reduce point data
Average
Astrometry
Calibration of visibility amplitudes and closure phases
Write data
Restarting CHAMELEON
Miscellaneous
Basic widget procedures
Open a data file
Access a data file
Browse through an HDS file
Load configuration, tables, and logs
Load point data
Load scan data
Load metrology data
Write data
Plotting and editing data
The plot selection window
The data selection window
Flagging data
Logical editing and flag tables
Reduce visibility data
Reduce delay data
Calibrate data
Scan data
Calibrating amplitude errors
Unwrapping triple phases
Astrometry
Stars
System
Utilities
Catalog access
Command line procedures
Opening and closing data files
Loading configuration and logs
Loading tables
Loading data
Selected STARBASE routines
PointData manipulation
Astrometry
Other
Writing HDS objects
Analysis procedures
Limb darkening
Engineering procedures
List procedures
Date conversion functions
Astrometry procedures
Beam procedures and functions
Data base routines
Scheduling
Discussion of reduction issues
Sub-arrays
Bias correction of visibilities
Photometry
Calibration of visibilities
Astrometry data reduction
Introduction
CONSTRICTOR parameters for astrometric reductions
Coherent integration
Dispersion correction
Metrology corrections
A standrad recipe
Imaging simulations
HDS procedures
hds_
cmp_
dat_
Programmer's reference
Widget routines
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Organization of data
Array configuration
Optical path lengths
Basic definitions and sign conventions
Command line procedures
Plotting
Adding plot variables
Adding plot classes
Christian Hummel 2005-02-14
