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+     ITA - SAO - GAO RAN     >>
+ *** TAGL *** EMEP COHA     >>
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+31/12/86
+01/01/02
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+      :     >>
+ 0. Azimuth (.::..)>>
+ 1. UT (.::..)>>
+ 2. t_m_.(.) (.::.).>>
+ 3. Nutat in  .. >> - sec. of time
+ 4.   refract. >>- grad
+ 5. Refract. >> arc. sec
+ 6.  . >> (h:min:sec)
+ 7. Declination >>
+ 8. Position angle >> not using
+ 9. Velocity H >> arc.sec per h
+10. Velocity A >> arc.sec per h
+11. Optical radius, rad. >>
+12. Optical radius, time sec. >>
+13. P >> position angle of solar ratation axis, arc. grad
+14. B0 >> latitude of the solar disk centre, arc. grad 
+15. L0 >> Longitude of Carrington, grad
+16. Sun-earth distance, A.U. >>
+17. VALH, sec.per hour >>
+18. VDELH, angle sec. hour >>
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Astrolib/README

+THE IDL ASTRONOMY USER'S LIBRARY (November 2006)
+
+The IDL Astronomy Users Library is a central repository for general purpose 
+astronomy procedures written in IDL.    The library currently contains
+500+ procedures including general FITS I/O, interfaces with STSDAS and IRAF,
+astronomical utilities, and photometry and spectral analysis procedures.  
+The library is not meant to be an integrated package, but rather is a
+collection of procedures  from which users can pick and choose (and possibly
+modify) for their own use. Submitted procedures are given a cursory testing,
+but are basically stored in the library as submitted.     The IDL
+Astronomy User's Library was funded through November 2000 under the NASA 
+Astrophysics Data program.
+
+The homepage for the IDL Astronomy Library is  http://idlastro.gsfc.nasa.gov.
+There is no longer any FTP access and downloads must be performed from the Web
+or using WGET.     The default version of the Library requires IDL V5.5,
+although earlier frozen versions are available for  V4.0-V5.0, V5.1, V5.2, V5.3,
+and V5.4.     
+
+The success of the IDL Astronomy User's Library depends upon the
+willingness of users to give as well as take.   Submission of relevant
+procedures is strongly encouraged.  Equally important is the notification 
+(or correction) of programming bugs or documentation errors.
+
+
+I have discontinued the previous mailing list because notices were so
+infrequent.  I will post news about major updates to the comp.lang.idl-pvwave 
+newsgroup.
+
+Questions about the IDL Astronomy Library can be addressed to 
+Wayne Landsman     landsman@mpb.gsfc.nasa.gov
+                   (301)-286-3625
+
+
+The directory contains the following files
+
+  astron.tar.gz - a gzip'ed Unix tar file containing all Library procedures 
+        text files, and data files.    This file should be obtained in binary 
+        mode.
+  astron.dir.tar.gz - This file is an alternative to astron.tar.gz.   It 
+        contains the same files as astron.tar.gz but maintains the library
+        procedures in their respective sub-directories.
+  astron.zip - A .zip version of the Astronomy Library, but with X-windows-only
+        procedures (e.g. curs.pro) removed
+  contents.txt - an ASCII file giving one-line descriptions of all
+        500+ procedures currently in the Library.   This listing is also 
+        available at http://idlastro.gsfc.nasa.gov/contents.html
+  guidelines.txt - Suggested programming guidelines for Astronomy library
+        procedures.
+  news.txt - an ASCII file listing all additions or changes to the Library 
+        in the past 6 months in reverse chronological order.  This file 
+        should be checked periodically as new and modified procedures are added
+        to the Library.   Also availabile as an HTML file at 
+        http://idlastro.gsfc.nasa.gov/news.html
+  README - this file
+
+The following subdirectories are available
+
+  text - contains a collection of ASCII and LaTex files concerning various 
+            categories of IDL procedures.
+  data - contains data files used by a couple of Library procedures.   *Due to
+         their size, the files testpo.405 and JPLEPH.405 are not included in
+         the .tar and.zip files.    This environment variable ASTRO_DATA should
+         point to this directory.  
+  obsolete - repository for procedures removed from the Library because their 
+         use has diminished or their functionality has been replaced by other
+         procedures.
+  pro  - Contains all the Library procedures as individual ASCII files.
+            These procedures are placed in subdirectories according to their
+            category, e.g. pro/fits, pro/sdas, pro/idlphot
+  v4 - Contains the IDL Astronomy Library procedures formatted for use with
+            IDL V3.6 through V5.0.
+  v51 - Contains a frozen version of the Library formatted for use with V5.1
+  v52 - Contains a frozen version of the Library formatted for use with V5.2
+  v53 - Contains a frozen version of the Library formatted for use with V5.3
+  v54 - Contains a frozen version of the Library formatted for use with V5.4
+  v56 - A beta test directory of procedures upgraded to take advantage of new
+            features  introduced in IDL V5.6.   These procedures will *not* run
+            in earlier versions of IDL.
+  v56 - A beta test directory of procedures upgraded to take advantage of new
+            features  introduced in IDL V6.0.   These procedures will *not* run
+            in earlier versions of IDL.
+  zdbase - Contains compressed binary tar files of popular astronomical
+           catalogs formatted as IDL databases.   See the file
+           zdbase/README for more info. 
+  contrib - contains self-contained IDL astronomy-related packages that
+           are *not* part of the standard astronomy library distribution.
+           See contrib/README for more info.
+
+
+
+
+
+

Astrolib/data/README

+                                                            May 2002
+
+This directory contains any  data files which are used by procedures
+in the IDL astronomy library.   These procedures look for these data files 
+in a directory with the environment name ASTRO_DATA (Unix).
+
+As of May 2002, this directory contains two files