target size parameter removed

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Lukas Klass 2020-06-29 10:41:41 +02:00
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Currently ESBO-ETC supports the following two different types of targets. A configuration can contain only one target
which has to be contained in the container ``<astroscene>``. Each target consists of the basic tag
``<target>`` and possible other target-type specific attributes.
Each target can be either modelled as a point source or as an infinitely extended target. In case of a point-source,
a PSF will be used to determine the irradiance of each pixel. In case of a extended source, a uniform PSF is assumed,
ignoring the parameters :ref:`psf`, :ref:`jitter_sigma`, and some instrument specific parameters.
.. code-block:: xml
<target type="BlackBodyTarget" size="point"/>
<target type="BlackBodyTarget"/>
Attributes:
* | **type:** str
| The type of the target. Currently, only :ref:`blackbodytarget` and :ref:`filetarget` are supported.
* | **size:** str
| The size of the target which can be either ``point`` or ``extended``. In case of a point-source, a PSF will be used to determine the irradiance of each pixel. In case of a extended source, a uniform PSF is assumed, ignoring the parameters :ref:`psf`, :ref:`jitter_sigma`, and some instrument specific parameters.
.. _blackbodytarget:
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* | **temp_unit:** str, *optional* = "K"
| The unit of the black body's temperature. This has to be one of [``K``, ``Celsius``]. The default is ``K``.
* | **mag:** float
| The apparent magnitude of the black body in magnitudes.
| The apparent magnitude of the black body in magnitudes. In case of a magnitude per solid angle, an extended target is assumed.
* | **mag_unit:** str, *optional* = "mag"
| The unit of the black body's magnitude. This has to be ``mag``. The default is ``mag``.
| The unit of the black body's magnitude. This has to be [``mag``, ``mag / arcsec**2``, ``mag / sr``]. The default is ``mag``.
* | **band:** str
| The band used for fitting the black body's flux density to Vega's flux density. This has to be one of [``U``, ``B``, ``V``, ``R``, ``I``, ``J``, ``H``, ``K``, ``L``, ``M``, ``N``].
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FileTarget
----------
Create a target from a file containing the spectral flux densities of the target.
Create a target from a file containing the spectral flux densities or, in case of an extended source, the spectral radiance of the target.
.. code-block:: xml
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Attributes:
* | **val:** str
| The path to the file containing the spectral flux densities. For details on the required file structure see also :ref:`reading_csv`.
| The path to the file containing the spectral flux densities / radiances. For details on the required file structure see also :ref:`reading_csv`.