CPHEAD(1) User Commands CPHEAD(1)NAME
cphead - AME
SYNOPSIS
cphead [-v][-d dir][-p num] file1.fit ... filen.fits kw1 kw2 ... kwn
DESCRIPTION
Copy FITS or IRAF header keyword values from first file to others
or : cphead [-v][-d dir][-p num] file1.fit @filelist kw1 kw2 ... kwn or : cphead [-v][-d dir][-p num] file1.fit @filelist @kwlist
-a: Replace header of 2nd file with that from first -d: Root directory for input files (default is cwd) -h: Write HISTORY line -k:
Write CPHEAD keyword -n: Write a new file (add e before the extension) -p: Number of decimal places in numeric output -v: Verbose
-w: Copy all WCS keywords
cphead 3.8.4 June 2012 CPHEAD(1)
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WCSREMAP(1) User Commands WCSREMAP(1)NAME
wcsremap - AME
SYNOPSIS
remap [-vf][-a rot][[-b][-j] ra dec][-i bits][-l num] file1.fit file2.fit ... filen.fit
DESCRIPTION
Remap FITS or IRAF images into single FITS image using WCS
or : remap [-vf][-a rot][[-b][-j] ra dec][-i bits][-l num] @filelist -a: Output rotation angle in degrees (default 0) -b ra dec:
Output center in B1950 (FK4) RA and Dec -e long lat: Output center in ecliptic longitude and latitude -f file: Use WCS from this
file as output WCS -g long lat: Output center in galactic longitude and latitude -i num: Number of bits per output pixel (default is
input) -j ra dec: center in J2000 (FK5) RA and Dec -l num: Log every num rows of output image -m mode: c closest pixel (more to
come) -n num: integer pixel value for blank pixel -o name: Name for output image -p secpix: Output plate scale in arcsec/pixel
(default =input) -s: Set BZERO and BSCALE in output file from input file -t: Number of samples per linear output pixel -u: Delete
distortion keywords from output file -v: Verbose -w type: Output WCS type (input is default) -x x y: Output image reference X and Y
coordinates (default is center) -y nx ny: Output image dimensions (default is first input image)
wcsremap 3.8.4 June 2012 WCSREMAP(1)
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