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Try typing which convert
. If you have karma/kvis installed (common for viewing HI radio cubes), then it may return:
/usr/local/karma/bin/convert
If this is the case, you need to find where ImageMagick is installed. If you installed with Homebrew the path may be something like:
/usr/local/Cellar/imagemagick/7.1.0-13/bin/convert
To create the combined image, add the correct path after the -m
option on the command line.
Try installing the latest version of pvextractor from github (as of this note 2 Aug 2022, 0.4 is needed but not available through pypi):
python3 -m pip install git+https://github.com/radio-astro-tools/pvextractor
Naming scheme: <catalogname>_cat.txt or <catalogname>_cat.xml
Catalog contents:
- A commented header similar enough to SoFiA in that the header starts on line 18. (Need to work on making this more flexible!). A sample can be found here.
- The following column names:
id
,name
,ra
,dec
,x
,y
,x_min
,y_min
,x_max
,y_max
,rms
, and <one offreq
,v_opt
,v_rad
, orv_app
>.-
ra
,dec
are in decimal degrees (float). -
x
,y
is the source center in pixels (float). -
x(y)_min(max)
are the min/max in pixels of the source (int), used to determine if a larger figure should be retrieved for an individ source. -
freq
,v_opt
,v_rad
, orv_app
are the systemic frequency/velocity of the galaxy.
-
Naming scheme: <catalogname>_cubelets/<catalogname>_<id>_mom0.fits
FITS header contents (these may be non-standard for mom0 maps, but are required for estimating meaningful column density contours):
- SPECSYS or VELREF to refer to the spectral coord system of the original data.
- CTYPE3 to determine the spectral units of the original data.
- If a cubelet is provided the coordinate system is determined from that so ctype3 isn't needed in a mom0 map. Alternatively, one could determine this from the catalog column names (e.g the existence of 'freq', 'v_opt', 'v_rad', or 'v_app' to indicate the center of the galaxy. (Requires some development).
-
-cw <channel width in native data units>
. This can be the channel width of the original data, or simply the km/s or Hz over which the HI column density should be calculated for a given signal-to-noise (which can be specified with-snr
). Noise value is taken from therms
column of the catalog.
- A serendipitous discovery of H I-rich galaxy groups with MeerKAT, Glowacki M., Albrow L., Reynolds T., Elson E., Mahony E.~K., Allison J.~R., 2024, MNRAS, 529, 3469. doi:10.1093/mnras/stae684