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PROGRAM:
NAME
mDiff - Calculates the difference between a pair of overlapping images
SYNOPSIS
mDiff [-d level] [-n(o-areas)] [-s statusfile] in1.fits in2.fits out.fits template.hdr
DESCRIPTION
mDiff calculates a simple difference between a single pair of overlapping images. This is
meant for use on reprojected images where the pixels already line up exactly. mDiff
analyzes an image metadata table to determine a list of overlapping images. Each image is
compared with every other image to determine all overlapping image pairs. A pair of
images are deemed to overlap if any pixel around the perimeter of one image falls within
the boundary of the other image.
OPTIONS
-d level
Turns on debugging to the specified level (1-4).
-n No-area-images flag. Creates difference image without requiring pixel area FITS
image
-s statusfile
Output and errors are sent to statusfile instead of to stdout
ARGUMENTS
in1.fits
First input FITS file. (Also needs area image in1_area.fits, or use -n flag)
in2.fits
Second input FITS file.(Also needs area image in2_area.fits, or use -n flag)
out.fits
Difference FITS image to be generated.
template.hdr
FITS header template used to generate output image.
RESULT
FITS image and area image representing the difference in the overlap region.
MESSAGES
OK [struct stat="OK"]
ERROR Cannot open status file: statusfile
ERROR Images don't overlap
ERROR All pixels are blank
ERROR Template file not found
ERROR FITS library error
ERROR general error
EXAMPLES
$ mDiff proj/in1.fits proj/in2.fits output/diff.fits template.hdr
[struct stat="OK"]
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