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--- en:praktikum:sonnenrandverdunklung [2014/12/11 20:44] – created msteinke
+++ en:praktikum:sonnenrandverdunklung [2016/06/28 00:13] (current) – rhainich
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-FIXME **This page is not fully translated, yet. Please help completing the translation.**\\ //(remove this paragraph once the translation is finished)//
 ====== Creation of a radial brightness profile ======
-The program ds9 can be used to create a radial brightness profile.
+The program ds9 can be used to create a radial brightness profile. In the following two possibilities will be described:
 ===== Projection tool =====
-  - Open the Fits file
+  - Open the FITS file
-  - Change ''projection tool'' in //Region > Shape > Projection//
+  - Click on ''projection tool'' in //Region > Shape > Projection//
   - Mark the line at which the radial profile shall be created
-  - In the popup window ''projection'' save the profile, either as data table: //File > Save Data// as *.dat file; alternative export from the diagram window as PostScript image: //File > Postscript Print//.
+  - In the popup window ''projection'' save the profile either as data table via //File > Save Data// as a *.dat file or alternative export the radial profile from the diagram window as a PostScript image via //File > Postscript Print//
-  - Use gnuplot, tikz, pgfplots, WRplot or alike (Excel would work, too) to create the profile
+  - Use gnuplot, tikz, pgfplots, WRplot, or alike (Excel would work, too) to create the profile
 ===== Line =====
-  - Open the fits file
+  - Open the FITS file
-  - Change ''line'' in //Region > Shape//
+  - Click on ''line'' in //Region > Shape//
   - Mark the line at which the radial profile shall be created
-  - Double-click the line
+  - Double-click on the line
-  - In the popup window create the profile in //Analysis > 2D Plot//
+  - In the popup window create the profile via //Analysis > 2D Plot//
-  - In the popup window ''projection'' save the profile, either as data table: //File > Save Data// as *.dat file; alternative export from the diagram window as PostScript image: //File > Postscript Print//.
+  - In the popup window ''projection'' save the profile either as data table via //File > Save Data// as a *.dat file or alternative export the radial profile from the diagram window as a PostScript image via //File > Postscript Print//
-  - Use gnuplot, tikz, pgfplots, WRplot or alike (Excel would work, too) to create the profile
+  - Use gnuplot, tikz, pgfplots, WRplot, or alike (Excel would work, too) to create the profile
-/* Projection tool und Line sind fast identisch, kann das nicht vereint werden? */