XMM-Newton Science Analysis System


omphotom (omphotom-1.2.6) [xmmsas_20160201_1833-15.0.0]

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notes

1. Input image file (either a background image produced by omdetect or the input image file)
2. Input background image file (either a background image produced by omdetect or the input image file)
3. Input source-list file - one produced by omatt
4. Output source-list file

5. No of sources to reprocess (9)
6. source no (1), photometry method (0 aperture photometry), aperture radius (6.0), inner background annulus radius (8.0), outer background radius (13.0)
7. source no (1), photometry method (1 aperture photometry with fixed background), background (10.0), aperture radius (6.0)
8. source no (2), photometry method (2 PSF fit with background from annulus), inner background annulus radius (8.0), outer background radius (13.0) (no aperture radius necessary)
9. source no (3), photometry method (3 PSF fit to one source, including background) (no aperture parameters necessary)
10. source no (3), photometry method (3 PSF fit including source 1, including background) (no aperture parameters necessary)
11. source no (4), photometry method (4 PSF fit including source 2, excluding background), background=10.0 no of additional sources to be included in the fit (1), source no/s (2) to be included.
12. source no (4), photometry method (5, PSF fit including background and positional fit), no of additional sources to be included in the fit (0)
13. source no (4), photometry method (6, PSF fit including positional fit but excluding background), background (10.0), no of additional sources to be included in the fit (0)
14. source no (4), photometry method (5, PSF fit including positional fit and background), no of additional sources to be included in the fit (0), pixel weighting factor of unity

15. Next image file
16. Next background image file
17. next source-list file
18. next output source-list file
19. No of sources to reprocess
20. source no, photometry method (0, aperture photometry), aperture radius, inner background annulus radius, outer background radius