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January 28, 2015 18:37
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Silly hack to read the WCS of a Kepler target file into astropy.wcs
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"""Reads the WCS for the raw pixel counts into astropy.wcs""" | |
from astropy.io import fits | |
from astropy.wcs import WCS | |
f = fits.open('tpf_dstn.fits.gz') | |
funny_keywords = {'1CTYP4': 'CTYPE1', | |
'2CTYP4': 'CTYPE2', | |
'1CRPX4': 'CRPIX1', | |
'2CRPX4': 'CRPIX2', | |
'1CRVL4': 'CRVAL1', | |
'2CRVL4': 'CRVAL2', | |
'1CUNI4': 'CUNIT1', | |
'2CUNI4': 'CUNIT2', | |
'1CDLT4': 'CDELT1', | |
'2CDLT4': 'CDELT2', | |
'11PC4': 'PC1_1', | |
'12PC4': 'PC1_2', | |
'21PC4': 'PC2_1', | |
'22PC4': 'PC2_2'} | |
mywcs = {} | |
for oldkey, newkey in funny_keywords.iteritems(): | |
mywcs[newkey] = f[1].header[oldkey] | |
print(WCS(mywcs).wcs_pix2world(1, 1, 1)) |
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