... determined^2.1

In fact, the satellite orbit is monitored at ground stations of JAXA/TKSC. JAXA/TKSC determines the Suzaku orbit, and delivers the orbit files to ISAS regularly.

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... 1993)^3.1

See http://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/journal/ogip_fortran3.html. This is ANSI Fortran77 with some extensions. The extension includes the following: (1) Both upper and lower case letter are allowed. (2) END DO are allowed. (3) DO WHILE loops are allowed. (4) INCLUDE statements are allowed. (5) INTEGER*2 data type is allowed. (6) Variable can be up to 31 character long. (7) IMPLICIT NONE is allowed.

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... tasks^4.1

atFunctions has been used also for ASCA.

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... respectively^4.2

On the Unix platforms. For other platforms, the names will be different.

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... planning^5.1

See the MAKI home page http://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/Tools/maki/maki.html for detail.

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... Plug-In''^5.2

The LHEA Plug-In is developed at LHEA at NASA/GSFC. It is a web plug-in that lets users use interactive astronomy tools via the simple interface of users' browser.

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... ``SkyView''^5.3

SkyView is a ``Virtual Observatory'' on the Net generating images of any part of the sky at wavelengths in all regimes from Radio to Gamma-Ray. See http://skyview.gsfc.nasa.gov/skyview.html for details. MAKI can launch from the SkyView output page if ``Advanced'' interface is selected.

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...http://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/software/tools/pimms.html^5.4

The WWW version of PIMMS, WebPIMMS is also developed and available at
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... spectra^5.5

The WWW version of the XSPEC spectral simulation, WebSpec, is available at
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...xissim^5.6

the xissim software package can be downloaded from http://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/astroe/prop_tools/xissim/xissim_usage.html

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... (ICD)^6.1

http://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/suzaku/archive/astroe_icd_sdc_v1.2.pdf

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... center,^6.2

The ISAS data center manages data from all past and current ISAS missions.

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... processing^6.3

The ASCA pipeline processing took almost 4 years to implement the automated data screening, extraction and response generation into the pipe-line processing.

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... available.^6.4

The flookup implemented on gisclean is used for screening ASCA GIS data, with the discrimination criteria on the PHA vs. Rise Time plane.

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... files.^6.5

The ASCA pipeline processing scripts was developed at GSFC ADF and ran only at GSFC. It contains over 14,000 lines of ksh code.

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... (CALDB)^7.1

See http://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/heasarc/caldb/caldb_intro.html.

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...Suzaku^7.2

The XRS gain history was one.

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... instrument^7.3

Either xrs, xis, xi0, xi1, xi2, xi3, hxd.

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... examples.^7.4

In the case of ASCA SIS, RDD (Residual Dark-current Distribution) and echo parameters are also variable, and time history of these parameters are also saved in the individual calibration files. RDD should not be present for XIS.

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... Segment^D.1

Each of the four XIS sensors has a single CCD chip, and a single chip is divided into four Segments.

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... direction^D.2

Satellite Z-axis points the telescope direction, and $+$Y direction is toward the solar paddle.

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... given^D.3

There are several projection methods, such as -TAN, -SIN, -ARC and -STG.
See http://www.cv.nrao.edu/fits/documents/wcs/wcs.all.ps for details. The tangential projection (-TAN) is widely used, and will be adopted for Suzaku event files too.

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