mProjExec1
Re-project and mosaic your images, with background rectification
Usage
mProjExec [-q]
[-p
rawdir]
[-d]
[-e]
[-X]
[-b
border]
[-r
restartrec]
[-s
statusfile]
[-x
scaleColumn]
images.tbl
template.hdr
projdir
stats.tbl
Overview
An executive which runs mProject (or, if possible for the input/output projections, mProjectPP) for each image in an image metadata table. In the case of data cubes, mProjectCube will be used.
Options
-
-q -
Use mProjectQL for reprojections. Much faster but not quite flux-conserving.
-
-p rawdir -
Specifies the path to the directory containing the images to be reprojected. If the -p switch is not included,
mProjExeclooks for the images in the current working directory.
-
-d -
Turns on debugging
-
-e -
Flag indicating output image should exactly match the FITS header template, and not crop off blank pixels
-
-X -
Force reprojection of whole images, even if they exceed the area of the FITS header template
-
-b border -
Ignore border width of pixels around edge of images
-
-r restartrec -
Allows restart at record number restartrec, if
mProjExecexits upon an error
-
-s statusfile -
Output and errors are written to statusfile instead of being written to stdout.
-
-x scaleColumn -
Turn on flux rescaling (e.g. magnitude zero point correction): scaleColumn is the name of a column in images.tbl which contains scale information.
Arguments
- images.tbl
-
ASCII table (generated by
mImgtbl) containing metadata for all images to be reprojected.
- template.hdr
-
FITS header template to be used in generation of output FITS.
- projdir
-
Directory in which to create reprojected images.
- stats.tbl
-
Name of table for output statistics (time of each reprojection, or error messages).
Result
[struct stat="OK", count=16, failed=0, nooverlap=0]
For each input file name.fits in the table images.tbl, mProjExec creates a corresponding name.fits and name_area.fits in the directory projdir.
nimages is the number of images successfully processed, nfailed is the number of images mProject was unable to process, and noutside is the number of images that did not overlap with the given template.hdr.
The file stats.tbl is an ASCII table containing the filename, status, and time for each file.
Messages
- OK
-
[struct stat="OK", count=nimages, failed=nfailed, nooverlap=noutside]
- ERROR
-
MPI initialization failed
- ERROR
-
Path (outdir) is not a directory
- ERROR
-
Restart index value string n cannot be interpreted as an integer
- ERROR
-
Restart index value n must be greater than or equal to zero
- ERROR
-
Cannot open status file: statusfile
- ERROR
-
Can't open output file.
- ERROR
-
Can't open tmp status file.
- ERROR
-
Can't delete tmp status file.
- ERROR
-
Need column fname in input
- ERROR
-
Need column scaleCol in input
- ERROR
-
Output would overwrite input
- ERROR
-
Template file template.hdr not found
- ERROR
-
Output wcsinit() failed
- ERROR
-
mProject or mProjectPP error
Examples
The following example runs mProjExec on a directory containing 16 images. The -f switch specifies that mProjExec will use mProjectPP to reproject the files, as opposed to mProject. Relevant files are images.tbl, generated by mImgtbl, and template.hdr. Files will be created in the directory projdir.
- $ mProjExec -p raw images.tbl template.hdr proj stats.tbl
-
[struct stat="OK", count=16, failed=0, nooverlap=0]
See output file stats.tbl.
History
- Debian 13 (Trixie) to Debian 10 (Buster): the text shown here
- Debian 9 (Stretch)
-q since Debian 10 (Buster).