calibrator block
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#include <AstrometricCalibratorBlock.h>
calibrator block
- Author
- Matthias Schartner
- Date
- 26.09.2017
calibrator block cadence unit
- Author
- Matthias Schartner
Enumerator |
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scans |
based on number of scans
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seconds |
based on seconds passed
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calibrator block scan length type
Enumerator |
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parameters |
use time from parameters
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minSNR |
until target SNR is reached
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seconds |
fixed time in seconds
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unsigned int AstrometricCalibratorBlock::cadence = 0 |
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Initial value:
cadence unit
std::vector< unsigned long > AstrometricCalibratorBlock::calibratorSourceIds {} |
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list of calibrator sources
double AstrometricCalibratorBlock::highElevationFullWeight = 90 * deg2rad |
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high elevation full value in radians
double AstrometricCalibratorBlock::highElevationStartWeight = 90 * deg2rad |
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high elevation start value in radians
double AstrometricCalibratorBlock::lowElevationFullWeight = 0 * deg2rad |
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low elevation full value in radians
double AstrometricCalibratorBlock::lowElevationStartWeight = 0 * deg2rad |
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low elevation start value in radians
std::unordered_map< std::string, double > AstrometricCalibratorBlock::minSNR {} |
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target minimum signal to noise ratio per band
unsigned int AstrometricCalibratorBlock::nextBlock = 0 |
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seconds/number of scans when next block should start
unsigned int AstrometricCalibratorBlock::nmaxScans = 0 |
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maximum number of scans per calibrator block
unsigned int AstrometricCalibratorBlock::scanLength = 0 |
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target scan length in seconds
bool AstrometricCalibratorBlock::scheduleCalibrationBlocks = false |
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flag if calibration block should be scheduled
Initial value:
target scan length type
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: