ANALYSE\GRID [Filename] [NEW|APPEND] [MATH_EXPRESSION] [/CHANNEL [C|V|F|I] min max] [/IMAGE [BEAM beam] [LAM nx rx vx ix] [BETA ny ry vy iy] [LIKE tempfile]] [/PLOT [where]] [/SMOOTH fx fy] This command builds a GILDAS table containing the following values Column 1 X offset (in radians) Column 2 Y Offset (in radians) Column 3 Weight of the data and Columns 4 to... : values of the specified Spectral channel(s) or Column 4: Result of the mathematical expression from the current index of scans. IT IS UP TO THE USER to ENSURE that the current index concerns a SINGLE SOURCE and a SINGLE LINE, observed with a UNIQUE SPECTRAL RESOLUTION, with ALL spectra centered at the SAME VELOCITY. Option /IMAGE is used to grid the data into a (2-d or) 3-d cube, option /PLOT to plot a map of channel-averaged data. If "Filename" is not present the data is appended to the current table (the one opened by the last GRID command). If "APPEND" is given as the second argument the table Filename is opened and data is appended to it; otherwise "NEW" may be specified to open a new table; this is the default. If "MATH_EXPRESSION" is present in the command line, Column 4 will contain the result of Math_expression applied for each spectrum. This is particulary handy when one use the SIC variables and functions (see HELP CUBE Functions, HELP LAS\SET VARIABLE and try the command SIC\EXAMINE /FUNCTION) in the Math_expression. Option /CHANNEL can be used to limit the part of the spectra that will be included in the table (not used if you treat a Math_expression). The resulting table can then be processed as a whole using the GILDAS (Grenoble Image and Line Data Analysis System) software. With /IMAGE a data cube is created from this table. GILDAS includes tasks to do the same job with more flexibility (GRID_SG and GRID_EXTEND), and transpose, reinterpolate, change the projection systems, make overlays with the IRAS point sources, contours and so on from data cubes. Call GRAPHIC at system level and then type EXPLAIN for more information on GILDAS tasks.