3 Initial Commands
There are a series of initial commands that set up the required information for a starlink document –
the type of document, the copyright, the Starlink Number, the title, abstract, authors etc. Here is an
example from SC/21:
\stardoccategory {Starlink Cookbook}
\stardocinitials {SC}
\stardoccopyright{Copyright \copyright\ 2014 Science and Technology Facilities Council}
\stardocnumber {21.2}
\stardoctitle {The SCUBA-2 Data Reduction Cookbook}
\stardocversion {1.3}
\stardocmanual {\ }
\stardocabstract {
This cookbook provides a short introduction to Starlink facilities,
especially \textsc{Smurf}, the Sub-Millimetre User Reduction
Facility, for reducing, displaying, and calibrating SCUBA-2 data.
It describes some of the data artefacts present in SCUBA-2
time-series and methods to mitigate them. In particular, this
cookbook illustrates the various steps required to reduce the data;
and gives an overview of the Dynamic Iterative Map-Maker, which
carries out all of these steps using a single command controlled by
a configuration file. Specialised configuration files are
presented.
}
\stardocauthors{H.\ S.\ Thomas, M.\ J.\ Currie}
\stardocdate{26 June 2014}
\startitlepic{\includegraphics[width=0.7\textwidth]{sc21_s2logo}}
The startitlepic
, stardocmanual
, stardocversion
can always be left out if you have
nothing to fill them in with. The stardocabstract
can be left out if you give the class option
noabs
.
These commands must be given in the document preamble (i.e. before the \begin{document}
command).
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