========================================================================== Help File for tel_lev1.ped ========================================================================== NAME ---- tel_lev1.ped -- The purpose of the tel_lev1 pipeline is to compute a set of 12 thermistor data, 4 of which are gradients, 7 of which represent average HRMA region temperatures, and 1 of which represents the average HRMA temperature. These results will be delivered to MTL (Mission Time Line) for GTI (Good Time Interval) filtering. USAGE ----- flt_run_pipe -r -i -o -t tel_lev1.ped -a revision= (Note: When running the pipe, you need to replace with the real root name, with the directory where the input files to tel_lev1.ped are in, with the directory where you want to put the output files in, and with the real revision number.) DESCRIPTION ----------- The purpose of the tel_lev1 pipeline is to compute a set of 12 thermistor data. The results will be delivered to MTL (Mission Time Line) for GTI (Good Time Interval) filtering. The tel_lev1 pipeline only executes 2 tools. It will first run the tel_data_clean tool to clean up the Telescope L0 product(s), that is to interpolate any bad data in the Telescope L0 product(s) as a function of time. The input to tel_data_clean can be a single file or a stack of files, however, if a stack of files are the input, they should be from the same observation, and arranged in the correct time sequence. After running the tel_data_clean tool, the tel_lev1 pipeline runs the tel_build_therm tool on the cleaned Telescope L0 product. The tel_build_therm will compute a set of 12 thermistor data, 4 of which are gradients, 7 of which represent average HRMA region temperatures, and 1 of which represents the average HRMA temperature. After running the tel_build_therm tool, the tel_lev1 pipeline is considered to be done as well. The tel_lev1 pipeline only takes in one input file list. The input file list name should be of the form obc_eng0.lis. The root name should be of the form N_. For example, obcf123456789N000_4_eng0.lis. The input list contains the name(s) of the input files to the tel_lev1 pipeline. INPUTS: Telescope L0 products --------> obc_eng0.lis The obc_eng0.lis file should contain data file(s) (file that contains temperature and temperature gradient data) and their corresponding thermistor status file(s) (file that contains the thermistor status). So there should be an equal number of data files and thermistor status files in the obc_eng0.lis file. The order of the files in the list is not important, since the tel_data_clean tool knows how to separate the data files from the thermistor files, and will sort the files according to their TSTART value. The value of the data file's CONTENT keyword should be OBC4ENG. The value of the thermistor status file's CONTENT keyword should be TEL2ENG. OUTPUTS: pctr profile, log ------------> .ped .ped.log cleaned Telescope L0 product ---> obccln_eng0.fits Telescope L1 product -----------> tel_tel1.fits (contains a set of 16 thermistor temperatures and temperature gradients, 8 of which are gradients, 7 of which represent average HRMA region temperatures, and 1 of which represents the average HRMA temperature.) PARAMETERS ---------- Input Parameter File Name: tel_lev1.par There is only one parameter in tel_lev1.par, namely verbose. The verbose value can be 0 to 5. (0=none, 5=most). The verbose value of the tools in tel_lev1.ped will be set to the verbose value in tel_lev1.par. EXAMPLES -------- %: flt_run_pipe -r f123456789N000_4 -i in_dir -o out_dir -t tel_lev1.ped -a revision=1 NOTES ----- Right now, the tel_data_clean and tel_build_therm tools are compatible to TDB P004. SEE ALSO -------- See the man pages of pctr and pbuilder.pl for other options to run a pipeline. See the help pages of tel_data_clean and tel_build_therm for more detail description of the tools executed in tel_lev1.ped. DATE ____ Date last modified: 6/99