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ROTSE-III File Naming Conventions
In order to convey useful information about ROTSE-III files at a glance, as
well as to avoid the danger of overwriting important files, we have implemented
a standardized naming convention for all files in the
data analysis pipeline. These files are usually FITS format, and thus take the
.fit extension at the end of the file name. The name itself is broken
into four parts, separated by underscore symbols:
[date]_[tla][id numbers]_[instrument designation][index number]_[optional modifier].fit
The date is straightforward: a six-digit representation of the year, month, and
day in that order: YYMMDD. The other parts will be explained in the following
sections, along with the standardized file system structure for where they are
located.
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Rotse Pager
2003-05-20