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!! EIS_BIN_WINDATA - performing spatial binning
!!Operations on WINDATA structures
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There are a number of routines available for performing operations on WINDATA structures.
!Spatial binning (EIS_BIN_WINDATA)
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-- [Peter Young|http://solar.bnsc.rl.ac.uk/~young/]
!Joining two WINDATA structures (EIS_JOIN_WINDATA)
Takes two WINDATA structures from a data-set and joins them in the wavelength dimension to produce a single, new WINDATA structure. This is most useful if the two WINDATAs are directly adjacent on the detector.
{{{
IDL> wd1=eis_getwindata(l1name,184.54)
IDL> wd2=eis_getwindata(l1name,185.12)
IDL> wd=eis_join_windata(wd1,wd2)
}}}
!Correcting data arrays for orbit variation and slit tilt (EIS_SHIFT_SPEC)
The wavelength scale for individual spatial pixels changes across the raster due to the thermally-induced, orbital drift of line centroids and the EIS slit tilt. The routine EIS_SHIFT_SPEC takes an array of wavelength corrections, and interpolates the intensity and error arrays such that the same wavelength scale applies to each spatial pixel. Due to complications of interpolating over missing pixels, the /refill option should be used in the call to eis_getwindata.
{{{
IDL> eis_wave_corr_hk, l1name, wvl_corr
IDL> wd=eis_getwindata(l1name, 195.12, /refill)
IDL> wd_new=eis_shift_spec(wd,wvl_corr)
}}}
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