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PRINT

            ANALYSE\PRINT [Arg] [/OUTPUT File] [/TABLE File]

        PRINT lists some observation parameters in a Greg compatible format.  It
        loops on all the observations in the current index (one line printed per
        observation). The kind of parameters to be printed is ruled by  the  op-
        tional argument Arg. Default is FIT.

          FIT       Results of profile fits in current method

            The  information  written is (1) the number of lines fitted, (2) the
            observation number,  (3,4)  the  offsets  in  current  angle  units,
            (5,6,...)  fit results of the current method in the same order as in
            DISPLAY command. For the Gauss Method, this order is: (5) Line Area,
            (6)  its incertainty (7) Position (8) incert. (9) Width (10) incert.
            (11) Intensity (12) Base RMS (13) Line RMS.

          AREA               Integrated area computed by BASE

            The information written is (1) the  observation  number,  (2,3)  the
            offsets in current angle units, (4,5) Area and rms noise.

          AREA List       Area in velocity ranges

            The  list in the same format as the FOR-NEXT loop, for example v1 v2
            v3, or v1 to v2 by 1. Area in velocity ranges v1 to v2 and v2 to v3,
            etc.  Up  to  19 ranges (20 values in list) may be listed at a time.
            The information written is (1) the  observation  number,  (2,3)  the
            offsets  in  current angle units, (4,5,...) the areas. If a velocity
            boundary do not fall exactly on a channel boundary, the proper chan-
            nel fraction is added to the sum.

          CHANNEL List              List of channels

            The  list in the same format as the FOR-NEXT loop. Up to 20 channels
            at a time may be listed. The information written is (1) the observa-
            tion number, (2,3) the offsets in current angle units, (4,5,...) the
            channels value.

          MOMENT List       Moments of the observations

            The list in the same format as the FOR-NEXT loop, for example v1  v2
            v3  v4,  or  v1 to v4 by 1. The moments (area, mean velocity, width)
            are computed in the ranges [v1,v2] [v3,v4] etc... Up  to  10  ranges
            (20  values  in list) may be listed at a time. Current unit is used.
            The information written is (1) the  observation  number,  (2,3)  the
            offsets  in  current  angle  units,  (4,5,6)  area, position, width,
            (7,8,9) etc...  If a velocity boundary do  not  fall  exactly  on  a
            channel  boundary,  it is rounded to the nearest integer channel, so
            that no channel fraction is involved in the computations.

          POINTING           Pointing fit results

            Results of CONTINUUM method fit are printed in a format  adapted  to
            pointing constants measurements. See subtopic for details.

          FLUX               Flux measurements results

            Results of CONTINUUM method fits printed in a format adapted to flux
            measurements. The information written is (1,2) The  observation  and
            scan number, (3) a code for scan direction, (4,5) Azimuth and Eleva-
            tion in degrees, (6) Time in hours, (7,8) Position and  error  along
            drift  direction,  (9)  the antenna number, (10,11) Width and error,
            (12,13) Intensity and rms noise, (14) Image gain ratio, (15,16) Sig-
            nal and Image frequencies, (17) Source name, (18) Observing date.

        /OUTPUT File
          Write  the  results  in  a formatted file named File instead of on the
          screen. The file is suited for later processing by GreG, in particular
          for contour maps.

        /TABLE File
          Write  the  results  in a table named File. This table can also be ac-
          cessed by GreG, in a much faster (50 times) way than a formatted file.
          Tables  can  also  handle  many more columns than formatted files, and
          they are not limited in precision by the formatting. Mathematical  op-
          erations  can  be  done directly on the table columns. However the FIT
          results cannot be written to a table.

Subsections

- PRINT FIT
- PRINT POINTING