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World Observatory visualizes S/N-versus-cost tradeoffs for large optical/near-infrared telescopes.
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World Observatory Eric Steinbring V1.0 29 November 2004 V2.0 2 June 2005 V1.1 10 December 2005 V2.1 10 December 2005 Unzip and extract the tar-files. You should have the following files (x is the edit number): hdfs_nicmos.fits spectrum_lines.dat world_observatory_v2x.doc make_data.pro spectrum_sky.dat world_observatory_v2x.pro ReadMe.txt world_observatory_v1x.doc spectrum_galaxy.dat world_observatory_v1x.pro You must have the IDL astrolib libraries installed. See http://idlastro.gsfc.nasa.gov/. The specific utilities needed are: READFITS WRITEFITS CONVOLVE PSF_GAUSSIAN GAUSSIAN Launch IDL. There are two versions of the code. V1 is the initial point-source simulator. V2 deals with galaxies. Compile the V1 code by entering: >.compile world_observatory_v1x Run it by entering: >world_observatory_v1x To run V2.0 you must first run >.r make_data.pro This generates the input files necessary to run V2. These are: background_spectrum.dat perfect_bulge.fits perfect_disk.fits perfect_spectrum.fits You need only run it once at install, but it can be used to alter the galaxy disk component going into the simulation. Compile the code by entering: >.compile world_observatory_v2x Run it by entering: >world_observatory_v2x The galaxy survey output is written to results.dat. The comparison of observatories output is written to table.dat. See the help files for more information.
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