OMA

You will see new files in the [cal.stis] directory with the names:

MAMA_NUV_19970330_OMA.FITS NUV detector for 3/30/97

MAMA_NUV_19970330.TRA its trailer file

The Grand_MAMA process will check the header of the _RAW.FITS file to determine if it is a MAMA, and what kind of MAMA. The code checks the database relation, grand_mama, to determine if the exposure has already been added to the daily sum file; if so, it will not be readded.

Format:

$ OMA IPPPSSOOT

The only required input for this command is the name of the IPPPSSOOT which you wish to add to the Grand_MAMA. The name of the OMA file to which the counts are added is determined by the TDATEOBS keyword in the primary header of the observation.

Note that the ipppssoot may be wild-carded.

This task creates or adds to the Grand_MAMA daily file for the particular detector. The name is in the form:
MAMA_xxx_yyyymmdd_OMA.FITS

where:
xxx : FUV or NUV identifying the detector

yyyy : year

mm : month

dd : day

If such a file does not exist, it will be created. In addition a trailer file with the name MAMA_xxx_yyyymmdd.TRA will be appended to with information about the names of observations which have been added to the Grand_MAMA.

The ipppssoot_RAW.FITS files must exist in the user's default directory and the output files will be created there as well.

$ OMA O3S40705O

Since this observation uses the NUV detector, and TDATEOBS= '30/03/97' in the primary header of this exposure, the file MAMA_NUV_19970330_OMA.FITS will be created if it does not exist.

$ OMA O3S4*

This command creates Grand_MAMA files for each observation in the current working directory whose name begins with O3S4