[ Basic Info | User Guide ]
Basic Information on opplt
Task: opplt
Purpose: Plot opacity and sky brightness.
Categories: miscellaneous
Opplt plots model opacity and atmospheric brightness temperatures
given site information. These quantities can be plotted as a function
of frequency or elevation.
To plot as a function of frequency, give two values for the
freq key and one for the el key.
To plot as a function of elevation, give two values for the
el key and one for the freq key.
You must give two values for either freq or el.
Key: freq
Frequency range of interest, in GHz. One or two values can be given.
If two values are given, then the plot is as a function of frequency,
and the values are the limits for the plot.
The default is 22 GHz.
Key: el
Elevation angle, in degrees. One or two values can be given.
If two values are given, then the plot is as a function of elevation,
and the values are the limits for the plot.
The default is 90 degrees (i.e. zenith).
Key: device
Plot device. Default is not to plot anything.
Key: log
Output log file. The default is not to create one.
Key: options
Extra processing options. Currently there is only a single option.
airmass When plotting as a function of elevation, express the
x-axis as cosec(elevation), which is also known as the
airmass.
Key: t
Temperature, in Kelvin. Default is 300.
Key: z
Observatory altitude, in m. Default is 200 (i.e. the
altitude of Narrabri).
Key: p
Sea-level atmospheric pressure, in hPa (i.e. millibars). The default
is 1013 hPa.
Key: h
Relative humidity, as a percentage. The default is 20%.
Generated by miriad@atnf.csiro.au on 21 Jun 2016