H. S. Liszt's Publically-Distributed Computer Programs For The PC
is a front-end for the VLA
Calebrator database, designed to relieve some of the tedium of picking
calibrators for VLA observing. It is also a handy portable means of
generating/interrogating the database on the fly. It runs interactively
or in batch mode (from a simple script) for large numbers of target objects.
You can get this program via the anonymous ftp server at ftp.cv.nrao.edu;
look in the NRAO-staff/hliszt/caleb area or follow the link to
caleb
is a DOS command-line expression evaluator which knows physical
and astronomical constants.
You can get this program via the anonymous ftp server at ftp.cv.nrao.edu;
look in the NRAO-staff/hliszt/eval area or follow the link to
eval
(Harvey's
Az-El program) is a graphical program designed to view the sky in az-el
coordinates in preparation for observing. Hazel stores a library of
radioastronomy sites; you can set the date and time and see source lists
projected on the sky and/or against the galactic coordinate system, or
make charts of rising/setting times. It is also a graphical front end for
the VLA calebrator database. You can get this program via the anonymous ftp
server at ftp.cv.nrao.edu; look in the NRAO-staff/hliszt/hazel area or follow
the link to hazel.
is a singledish data reduction program which has been generalized to deal
with images and cubes stored in FITS format. It has a native binary format
or it can be pointed at FITS images or cubes. It has import/export facilities
for ASCII, and CLASS FITS and import from singledish FITS used at the NRAO 43m
and 12m telescopes. It has the unique and dangerous ability to edit
FITS files in situ . You can get this program via the anonymous ftp
server at ftp.cv.nrao.edu; look in the NRAO-staff/hliszt/drawspec area or
follow the link to
drawspec.
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