[fitswcs] Sample FITS file(s) using -TAB projection
Douglas Tody
dtody at nrao.edu
Mon Jun 8 12:32:50 EDT 2015
The most common use of -TAB is probably for the spectral axis (it can
represent arbitrary spectral dispersions), but the JCMT folks have a
clever application that uses -TAB for RA and DEC to represent spectral
cubes that are spatially sparse. I don't want to advertise links to
someone else's data, but that would be an interesting use case to have a
look at. - Doug
On Mon, 8 Jun 2015, William Thompson wrote:
> Can anybody point me to any simple FITS files using the -TAB table lookup
> projection. Some of my overseas colleagues are struggling to understand it.
>
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