mTileHdr1

Usage

Overview

Takes a header template file and creates another which represents one of a regular set of tiles covering the original. The user specifies the tile gridding and which tile is desired.

Only the NAXIS and CRVAL keyword lines are changed (pixel size and reference point location); all other keyword values will be inherited from the input header.

Options

-d

Turns on debugging.

-s statusfile

Output and errors are sent to statusfile instead of to stdout

Arguments

orig.hdr

ASCII header template from which to derive tiled headers

new.hdr

Path to output header

nx

Number of tiles in the x-direction

ny

Number of tiles in the y-direction

ix

Integer identifying the x location of the output tile on the grid (counting from 0)

iy

Integer identifying the y location of the output tile on the grid (counting from 0)

xpad

Number of pixels to overlap tiles in the x direction (optional; default is 0)

ypad

Number of pixels to overlap tiles in the y direction (optional; default is 0)

Result

[struct stat="OK", naxis1=xsize, naxis1=ysize, crpix1=xref, crpix2=yref]

Where xsize and ysize are the x and y dimensions of the image described by the output header, and crpix1 and crpix2 are the new offset from the original reference pixel on the sky.

Messages

OK

[struct stat="OK", naxis1=xsize, naxis2=ysize, crpix1=xref, crpix2=yref]

ERROR

Cannot open status file: statusfile

ERROR

(nx,ny) have to be positive integers and (ix,iy) have to be in the range (0..nx-1, 0..ny-1)

ERROR

Cannot open output template new.hdr

ERROR

Bad template:orig.hdr

ERROR

Bad template:new.hdr

ERROR

Output wcsinit() failed.

Examples

template.hdr is 850x850 pixels, and we want to generate the center tile out of 9 (3 by 3):

$ mTileHdr template.hdr tile_1_1.hdr 3 3 1 1

[struct stat="OK", naxis1=283, naxis2=283, crpix1=-283, crpix2=-283]

tile_1_1.hdr has the same reference location and pixel scale as the input header, but a new pixel offset (CRPIX) and size (NAXIS).