% @(#)searchroma.hlq 17.1.1.1 (ESO-IPG) 01/25/02 17:17:47 \se SECTION./ROMAFOT \es\co SEARCH/ROMAFOT 07-AUG-1989 RHW \oc\su SEARCH/ROMAFOT frame [sky_tab] [cat_tab] [area] [psf_par] [thres] [height] do the actual search for objects above a certain threshold \us\pu Purpose: Do the actual search for objects above a certain threshold \up\sy Syntax: SEARCH/ROMAFOT frame [sky_tab] [cat_tab] [area] [psf_par] [thres] [height] \ys\pa frame = input frame. \ap\pa sky_tab = table containing sky values (from SKY/ROMAFOT); default is the frame name extended with `SKY'. \ap\pa cat_tab = output table which will contain the object found; default is the frame name extended with `CAT'. \ap\pa area = area to perform the actual search. Input as can be done using the standard MIDAS notation. \ap\pa psf_par = sigma, beta of the PSF and saturation. If the PSF is described by a gaussian, beta should be set at 0. Default values are 3.,4.,15000. The default can be used if the user is not interested in automatic grouping. \ap\pa thres = option and value for the photometric threshold (above the sky). Two inputs may be given:\\ C,val: the threshold will be constant with value val;\\ R,val: the treshold will be set at val times the sky standard deviation. \ap\pa height = height at which the star is considered not to influence the results photometrically. The action radius associated to each object, AR, and, consequently, the size of holes is strongly dependent on this figure. An interactive check with ANALYSE/ROMAFOT is recommended after GROUP/ROMAFOT and before FIT/ROMAFOT. \ap\no Note: The command produces a list of (sometimes) thousands of objects. Inspection of these using the command ANALYSE/ROMAFOT might be instructive. To proceed it is recommended to use the command GROUP/ROMAFOT. Interactive inspection of the catalogue table is possible using the command ANALYSE/ROMAFOT. \on\exs Examples: \ex SEARCH/ROMAFOT GCLUST Find objects above a constant threshold over the whole area of the image. \xe\ex SEARCH/ROMAFOT GCLUST ? ? ? ? ? R,3 Find objects above a relative threshold of 3 standard deviations of the sky background (S is asked interactively); these sky values are supposed to be stored in the table GCLUSTSKY. The object found will be put into the table GCLUSTCAT. \xe \sxe