GET_INFO will take the roadmap or index structure and return a
string describing the main observing mode parameters for each
dataset.
IDL> info_array = get_info(roadmap)
An example for a dataset for SXT data is:
0 15-NOV-91 22:42:24 FL/H NaBan/Open Full Norm C 16 238.0 64x 64
The ``0'' is the image number in the index or roadmap which was passed to GET_INFO, ``15-NOV-91 22:42:24'' is the start date and time of the exposure, ``FL/H'' says the DP was in flare mode in high telemetry rate, ``NaBan/Open'' are the filters, ``Full'' is the pixel resolution, ``Norm'' says it was a normal exposure (not a dark frame), ``C'' is compressed data, ``16 238.0'' is the DP exposure level (DPE) and the expected exposure duration in milliseconds, and ``64x 64'' is the image shape.
An example for a dataset for SXT data when using the /LONG option is:
0 15-NOV-91 22:42:24 FL/H NaBan/Open Full Norm C 16 238.0 64x 64 100% S13W18 0% SAA 2.6The first 80 columns are the same as above. The ``100%'' says that all of the image was received from the S/C, ``S13W18'' are the heliocentric coordinates of the PFI, ``0%'' of the image was saturated, ``SAA'' signifies that it was during an South Atlantic Anomaly (SAA) passage, and ``2.6'' is the number of minutes before spacecraft night.
For HXT,WBS and BCS data, the routine only returns the date, time, DP mode and DP rate.