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    • ctio: Tools for the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory
    • fitsutil: Utilities for single and multiple FITS files
    • mscred: Mosaic CCD reduction package
    • nfextern: General IR reductions/NEWFIRM package
    • rvsao: IRAF Radial Velocity Package from SAO
      • emsao: Find redshifts by measuring emission line shifts
      • pemsao: Fit an emission line in a spectrum and save results as parameters
      • xcsao: Find redshifts by cross-correlating spectra with templates
      • pxcsao: Cross-correlate spectra with templates and save results as parameters
      • eqwidth: Compute equivalent widths for specified lines in spectra
      • contpars: Set parameters for continuum removal
      • sumspec: Combine multiple spectra into an assigned-velocity spectrum
      • contsum: Set continuum removal parameters for template making
      • linespec: Make a spectrum from a list of emission and/or absorption lines
      • listspec: Print an ASCII list of a spectrum with optional per pixel info
      • bcvcorr: Compute radial velocity correction to solar system barycenter
      • emplot: Plot a spectrum with emission velocity and labelled lines
      • pix2wl: Compute the wavelength for a specific pixel in a spectrum
      • qplot: Check results of previously-run xcsao and emsao
      • qplotc: Check results of previously-run xcsao and emsao (-continuum and bad lines)
      • relearn: Set parameter values in parameter file of new version
      • skyplot: Plot a night sky spectrum with labelled emission lines
      • velset: Set velocity by modifying starting wavelength
      • wl2pix: Compute the pixel for a specific wavelength in a spectrum
      • wlrange: Find the overlapping wavelength range in a list of spectra
      • xcplot: Plot a spectrum with xc velocity and labelled lines
      • zvel: Run emsao and xcsao on list of spectra
    • sptable: IRAF package for tabular spectra
    • st4gem: Selected tools from STSDAS for use by the GEMINI package
    • xdimsum: Deep Infrared Mosaicing Software
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  • rvsao: IRAF Radial Velocity Package from SAO

rvsao: IRAF Radial Velocity Package from SAO

  • emsao: Find redshifts by measuring emission line shifts
  • pemsao: Fit an emission line in a spectrum and save results as parameters
  • xcsao: Find redshifts by cross-correlating spectra with templates
  • pxcsao: Cross-correlate spectra with templates and save results as parameters
  • eqwidth: Compute equivalent widths for specified lines in spectra
  • contpars: Set parameters for continuum removal
  • sumspec: Combine multiple spectra into an assigned-velocity spectrum
  • contsum: Set continuum removal parameters for template making
  • linespec: Make a spectrum from a list of emission and/or absorption lines
  • listspec: Print an ASCII list of a spectrum with optional per pixel info
  • bcvcorr: Compute radial velocity correction to solar system barycenter
  • emplot: Plot a spectrum with emission velocity and labelled lines
  • pix2wl: Compute the wavelength for a specific pixel in a spectrum
  • qplot: Check results of previously-run xcsao and emsao
  • qplotc: Check results of previously-run xcsao and emsao (-continuum and bad lines)
  • relearn: Set parameter values in parameter file of new version
  • skyplot: Plot a night sky spectrum with labelled emission lines
  • velset: Set velocity by modifying starting wavelength
  • wl2pix: Compute the pixel for a specific wavelength in a spectrum
  • wlrange: Find the overlapping wavelength range in a list of spectra
  • xcplot: Plot a spectrum with xc velocity and labelled lines
  • zvel: Run emsao and xcsao on list of spectra
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