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Ali at 23:23, 9 May 2013

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← Older revision		Revision as of 23:23, 9 May 2013
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	#Check your numbers!		#Check your numbers!

		+	==PACS Reference==
		+	* [https://nhscsci.ipac.caltech.edu/pacs/docs/PACS_AOT_flyer.pdf PACS summary sheet]

	==Photometry Tools==		==Photometry Tools==

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 ** Left panel should be split in three clearly defined segments: (Top) All photometry definition and parameter values.  (Middle) Photometry Reporting, including the clever 'snap' button.  (Bottom) Image Display controls.
 ** Top Panel should be organized in rows.  Top row = left as is.  2nd Row: Define photometry parameters.  Split as define apertures and background, and photometry setting.  3rd row, 'Recompute Photometry', 'Pick/Zap', 'Save Results' 'List Results, 'Plot Results' buttons.  4th Row: 'Aperture Slice', 'source Scatter', 'Curve of Growth', 'Radial Profile'
-* Please allow users to drag the image via the mouse a la Spot, its successors and google.  That makes it a lot easier.  I realize that you need the left mouse for defining aperture, but this can be a radio button to switch the role of the mosue.
+* Please allow users to drag the image via the mouse a la Spot, its successors and google.  That makes it a lot easier.  I realize that you need the left mouse for defining aperture, but this can be a radio button to switch the role of the mosue.  While you are at it, you might want to add a third role for the mouse and that is to change the stretch a la ds9.
 * Please allow users to zoom the main image as well.  Or, I have not figured out how to do it.
 * The output photometry file (by default APT.tbl) should have a header listing the photometry parameters used to make the computations.  This is a dump of the selections made in 'More Settings' and Aperture definition dialog boxes.  Yes, a lot of the info is repeated but still its a good reference.

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 ===Feedback for Russ on APT Tool===
 * Overall layout:  Here are my recommendations
-** Left panel should be split in three clearly defined segments: (Top) All photometry definition and parameter values.  (Middle) Photometry Reporting, including the clever 'snap' button.  (Bottom) Image control.
+** Left panel should be split in three clearly defined segments: (Top) All photometry definition and parameter values.  (Middle) Photometry Reporting, including the clever 'snap' button.  (Bottom) Image Display controls.
-** Top Panel should be organized as
+** Top Panel should be organized in rows.  Top row = left as is.  2nd Row: Define photometry parameters.  Split as define apertures and background, and photometry setting.  3rd row, 'Recompute Photometry', 'Pick/Zap', 'Save Results' 'List Results, 'Plot Results' buttons.  4th Row: 'Aperture Slice', 'source Scatter', 'Curve of Growth', 'Radial Profile'
 * Please allow users to drag the image via the mouse a la Spot, its successors and google.  That makes it a lot easier.  I realize that you need the left mouse for defining aperture, but this can be a radio button to switch the role of the mosue.
 * Please allow users to zoom the main image as well.  Or, I have not figured out how to do it.
 * The output photometry file (by default APT.tbl) should have a header listing the photometry parameters used to make the computations.  This is a dump of the selections made in 'More Settings' and Aperture definition dialog boxes.  Yes, a lot of the info is repeated but still its a good reference.

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 ===Feedback for Russ on APT Tool===
 * Please allow users to drag the image via the mouse a la Spot, its successors and google.  That makes it a lot easier.  I realize that you need the left mouse for defining aperture, but this can be a radio button to switch the role of the mosue.
 * Please allow users to zoom the main image as well.  Or, I have not figured out how to do it.
 * The output photometry file (by default APT.tbl) should have a header listing the photometry parameters used to make the computations.  This is a dump of the selections made in 'More Settings' and Aperture definition dialog boxes.  Yes, a lot of the info is repeated but still its a good reference.

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:56, 8 May 2013
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	: [http://coolwiki.ipac.caltech.edu/index.php/Aperture_photometry_using_APT Using APT]		: [http://coolwiki.ipac.caltech.edu/index.php/Aperture_photometry_using_APT Using APT]
	: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_w_5DgB0vKw Youtube Tutorial (by Luisa Rebul)]		: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_w_5DgB0vKw Youtube Tutorial (by Luisa Rebul)]
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		+	===Feedback for Russ on APT Tool===
		+	* Please allow users to drag the image via the mouse a la Spot, its successors and google. That makes it a lot easier. I realize that you need the left mouse for defining aperture, but this can be a radio button to switch the role of the mosue.
		+	* Please allow users to zoom the main image as well. Or, I have not figured out how to do it.
		+	* The output photometry file (by default APT.tbl) should have a header listing the photometry parameters used to make the computations. This is a dump of the selections made in 'More Settings' and Aperture definition dialog boxes. Yes, a lot of the info is repeated but still its a good reference.

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:18, 1 May 2013
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	: [http://www.aperturephotometry.org/aptool/ www.aperturephotometry.org]		: [http://www.aperturephotometry.org/aptool/ www.aperturephotometry.org]
	: [http://coolwiki.ipac.caltech.edu/index.php/Aperture_photometry_using_APT Using APT]		: [http://coolwiki.ipac.caltech.edu/index.php/Aperture_photometry_using_APT Using APT]
		+	: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_w_5DgB0vKw Youtube Tutorial (by Luisa Rebul)]

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 ===APT: Aperture Photometry Tool===
 : [http://www.aperturephotometry.org/aptool/ www.aperturephotometry.org]
+: [http://coolwiki.ipac.caltech.edu/index.php/Aperture_photometry_using_APT Using APT]

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 Purpose of this page:
 * Provide all the references we need to perform photometry and related topics
 ==Photometry Reference==
 * [http://coolwiki.ipac.caltech.edu/index.php/I%27m_ready_to_go_on_to_a_more_advanced_discussion_of_photometry Aperture Photometry Overview] (from Luisa Rebull).
 ==Photometry Tools==

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 NITARP's own vintage.
 ===APT: Aperture Photometry Tool===
-: [http://www.aperturephotometry.org/aptool/download/?did=3 http://www.aperturephotometry.org]
+: [http://www.aperturephotometry.org/aptool/ http://www.aperturephotometry.org]