PDS_VERSION_ID = PDS3 RECORD_TYPE = STREAM OBJECT = TEXT INTERCHANGE_FORMAT = ASCII PUBLICATION_DATE = 1997-10-03 NOTE = "Description of standard Stanford Filter and Decimate (FND) output format. Adapted from Unix man page." END_OBJECT = TEXT END FNDO(5) MGS Processing FNDO(5) NAME fndo - format for partially processed open-loop radio sci- ence data SYNOPSIS #include "fndo.h" FNDOHDR fndo_header; DESCRIPTION The programs prepfnd(1), fnd(1), steer(1), fndlook(1), and powerfit(1) either read or write partially processed open- loop radio science data in the fndo format. This format con- sists of a 2048-byte header record followed by a variable number of 2048-byte data records. Each data record contains 128 double-precision complex data samples. The complex sam- ples are each 16 bytes, with an 8-byte real part followed by an 8-byte imaginary part. All samples are considered to be valid partially processed data. The record length may not be set by the user. If the length is to be changed, the aforementioned programs must be recompiled. All numerical quantities are stored in native SUN format, which follows the ANSI/IEEE-754 standard and stores both integers and floating point values with big-endian byte order. The fndo header record includes the following structure plus padding to 2048 bytes. typedef struct { int odate_exp[3]; /* Date of experiment (y-m-d) */ int otime_exp[3]; /* Time of experiment (h-m-s) */ char ofile[20]; /* Input file */ int ochnl1; /* Channel information (fea) */ char ochnl2[4]; /* Channel information (band) */ char ochnl3[4]; /* Channel information (pol'n) */ double oft; /* Transmit frequency (Hz) */ char oprog[16]; /* Program name */ char overs[16]; /* Program version */ int odate_mo[3]; /* Date of run (y-m-d) */ int otime_mo[3]; /* Time of run (h-m-s) */ double otref; /* Reference time (sec from 0h) */ double ostim; /* Nom start time (sec from 0h) */ double oetim; /* End time (sec from 0h) */ double odelt; /* Sampling interval (sec) */ double oscale; /* Scale int odecr; /* Decimation ratio */ int ofbin; /* First FND bin */ int orecl; /* Record length (bytes) */ int onbits; /* Number of bits/sample */ char comment[80]; /* Comment from program operator */ } FNDOHDR; FILES /u/mors/joe/mo/hdr/fndo.h AUTHOR Joseph Twicken, Stanford Center for Radar Astronomy. SEE ALSO prepfnd(1), fnd(1), steer(1), fndlook(1), powerfit(1), pro- cODR(1),