
put{satt|stof|ltof}  --  put CLUSTER attitude or orbit files (with DDS headers) into a merged file (without DDS headers)

USAGE:

 putsatt <infile>... [-o [<outfile>]]
 putstof <infile>... [-o [<outfile>]]
 putltof <infile>... [-o [<outfile>]]

 The program `putsatt' reads CLUSTER spacecraft attitude (SATT) files like those
 distributed by the CLUSTER DDS or on CD-ROMs, i.e. with a DDS packet header
 attached to each record entry.  It creates or updates a merged SATT file in
 which these DDS headers are removed and which thus can be used e.g. with the 
 FGM data processing software.

 The program `putstof' does the same for CLUSTER short term orbit files;
 the program `putltof' does the same for CLUSTER long term orbit files.

 Each input file must be time-ordered, and all input files must belong to the
 same spacecraft.

 For more detailed information, see the appropriate man page.

OPTIONS:

 -o   use <outfile> as output file.  If -o is used but <outfile> is omitted,
      or if <outfile> is `-', output is written to stdout.

      Default is to create or update the file 
        `$SATTPATH/satt.cl#'   for `putsatt',
        `$ORBITPATH/stof.cl#'  for `putstof',
        `$ORBITPATH/ltof.cl#'  for `putltof',
      where `#' is replaced by the satellite id number (1,2,3,4).  To specify
      the name of the directory where these default files are installed, the
      appropriate environment variable (SATTPATH or ORBITPATH) should be used.

 -V   print version number on stdout, then exit.

AUTHORS:

 Stephan Buchert       (scb@geophys.nat.tu-bs.de)
 Reinhold Kempen  (reinhold@geophys.nat.tu-bs.de)
 Joerg Warnecke      (joerg@igpp.ucla.edu)
