ate tiepoint
Juergen Oberst
Table 4: 1 - o residuals after least-squares fit
nages were GENE
Image Manual Automated Autom. Measurements
File Measurements Measurements after geom. correction
ge area mj
ito a mask. starcl013 1.1633 [15] 0.9018 [18] 0.6265
ication was starcl021 0.7952 [16] 0.7970 [19] 0.3516
Ve] / Ver, starcl071 0.8417 [15] 0.9097 [24] 0.6206
mputed by starcl091 1.2454 [16] 0.8844 [27] 0.5683
ues for the starcl141 0.8812 [14] 0.9809 [31] 0.6136
starcl131 0.9322 [19] 0.7936 [26] 0.3932
starcl151 0.9356 [16] *)
(4a) starcl191 0.9071 [16] 0.6885 [22] 0.3268
(4b) starcl201 1.2976 [18] *)
(4c) nav04110 2.2501 [8] 0.5707 [8] 0.3456
nav04112 5.4750 [12] 1.0577 [6] 1.0238
nav04113 0.8481 [22] 0.9317 [19] 0.5628
he star was nav04210 0.9254 [9] 0.6075 [14] 0.4356
accuracy. nav04212 1.0809 [13] 0.8478 [13] 0.4617
coordinates nav04213 0.8353 [21] 0.6735 [14] 0.4688
ir positions nav04308 0.9462 [12] 0.7266 [13] 0.3443
Tespective nav04309 0.8798 [22] 0.3711 [19] 0.3871
nav04408 0.8682 [13] 0.4257 [12] 0.4461
nav04409 0.9188 [21] 0.5150 [13] 0.4270
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Fig. 6: Vector plots showing offsets between nominal and measured position of stars in the 1024 x 1024 image. Data
from all 19 star images were combined. The plot shows data residuals before (left) and after (right) the best-fit
distortion model (equations 1-3, Table 3) is applied. Compare magnitude and overall shape of the distortion pattern
before and after the fit with the laboratory data in Fig. 3. The stars are unfortunately not evenly distributed over the
image area. The lengths of the arrows are exaggerated by a factor of 50, as in Fig. 3.
two sets of
ple position
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