#****************************************************************************** # E.S.O. - VLT project # # "@(#) $Id: dicVIRCAM_WCS.txt,v 1.24 2003/08/01 14:24:02 vltsccm Exp $" # # VIRCAM_WCS dictionaries # # Refer to appendix A of document VLT-SPE-ESO-17240-1676 for details. # # Note, the contents of this dictionary may end up in the VISTA TCS # dictionary. # # who when what # -------- -------- ---------------------------------------------- # pbunclark 2004-06-26 created. # #****************************************************************************** # # Notes # 1) The letters within () indicate the Class that keyword belongs to: # c = config # h = header # l = conf-log # p = private # s = setup # o = ops-log # DICTIONARY VIRCAM_WCS "VIRCAM" "VISTA IR Camera World-Coordinate System keywords" REVISION "$Revision: 0.5 $" CONTEXT "FITS" RADECSYS %s Name of celestial reference frame (h). Standard reference-frame name, will normally be 'ICRS'. Note, this implies the EQUINOX keyword is absent. EQUINOX %.1f Equinox of celestial reference frame [Year] (h). Equinox of reference frame, required for precessed reference frames, but obsolete for International Coordinate Reference System. CTYPE1 %s Type of celestial axis 1 (h). WCS first coordinate type, will be 'RA---ZPN' for VISTA optical projection. CTYPE2 %s Type of celestial axis 2 (h). WCS first coordinate type, will be 'DEC--ZPN' for VISTA optical projection. CRPIX1 %.2f Pixel coordinate of reference in axis 1 [pixel] (h). Position in pixel space along image-frame axis 1, in theory would be refer to the optical centre, but for practical reasons will be the rotator centre. CRPIX2 %.2f Pixel coordinate of reference in axis 2 [pixel] (h). Position in pixel space along image-frame axis 2, in theory would be refer to the optical centre, but for practical reasons will be the rotator centre. CRVAL1 %.12f RA of reference point [degree] (h). Right Ascension of reference point, will be referred to the rotation centre. CRVAL2 %.12f Dec of reference point [degree] (h). Declination of reference point, will be referred to the rotation centre. CD1_1 %12E Transformation matrix element (h). Near unit-matrix used for rotation and shear. CD1_2 %12E Transformation matrix element (h). Near unit-matrix used for rotation and shear. CD2_1 %12E Transformation matrix element (h). Near unit-matrix used for rotation and shear. CD2_2 %12E Transformation matrix element (h). Near unit-matrix used for rotation and shear. PV2_1 %12E linear term in ZPN [dimensionless] (h). The Zenithal Polynomial (ZPN) projection requires PVi_j attached to the latitude coordinate (2). All default to zero so need PV2_1 = 1.0 PV2_2 %12E quadratic term in ZPN [dimensionless] (h). The Zenithal Polynomial (ZPN) projection requires PVi_j attached to the latitude coordinate (2). All default to zero so probably won't need PV2_2 = 1.0 PV2_3 %12E cubic term in ZPN [dimensionless] (h). The ZPN projection requires PVi_j attached to the latitude coordinate (2). PV2_3 is the cubic term (arising from the wide-field corrector). PV2_4 %12E forth-order term in ZPN [dimensionless] (h). The Zenithal Polynomial (ZPN) projection requires PVi_j attached to the latitude coordinate (2). All default to zero so probably won't need PV2_4. PV2_5 %12E fifth-order term in ZPN [dimensionless] (h). The Zenithal Polynomial (ZPN) projection requires PVi_j attached to the latitude coordinate (2). All default to zero so probably won't need PV2_5.