gti_merge

This program merges zero, one or more GTIs to a new GTI. It is an AND operation: time in the result GTI is defined to be ``good'' if this time is in every input GTI defined as ``good''. It also filters times flagged as Bad Time Intervals (see Section ).

Table: gti_create parameters included into the main script.

Name	Type	Description
GTI_limitTable	string	DOL of table with parameter limits default: `` ''

Table: gti_attitude parameters included into the main script.

Name	Name	Type	Description
(main script)	(executable)
GTI_attStability	AttStability	real	Accepted attitude variability [arc min] possible values: 0. - 10800. default: 3.0

Table: gti_data_gaps parameters included into the main script.

Name	Name	Type	Description
(main script)	(executable)
GTI_gtiJemxNames	JMX1_Mode	string	Names of JEM-X GTIs to be merged
	JMX2_Mode	string	default: `` ''

Table: gti_import parameters included into the main script.

Name	Name	Type	Description
(main script)	(executable)
GTI_gtiUser	InGTI	string	DOL of the input user GTI default: `` ''
GTI_TimeFormat	TimeFormat	string	Time format to be used possible values: ``IJD'', ``UTC'', ``OBT'' default: ``OBT''
GTI_Accuracy	Accuracy	string	Accuracy used for OBT to IJD conversion and vice versa possible values: ``any'', ``inaccurate'', ``accurate'' default: ``any''

Table: gti_merge parameters included into the main script.

Name	Name	Type	Description
(main script)	(executable)
GTI_gtiJemxNames	JMX1_Mode	string	Names of JEM-X GTIs to be merged
	JMX2_Mode		default: `` ''
GTI_BTI_Dol	BTI_Dol	string	DOL of a bad time interval table. default: `` ''
GTI_BTI_Names	BTI_Names	string	Periods marked by a type of BTI listed in BTI_Names are excluded from the analysis. Possible values are: BAD_RESPONSE and BAD_CONFIGURATION, which are both excluded by default. The user wishing to analyse data from a period affected by some BTI can remove the BTI type from BTI_Names. However, in general the result will be scientifically invalid, and this functionality must be used with extreme caution. default: ``BAD_RESPONSE BAD_CONFIGURATION''