The files are in the RFM Spectral File format (either regular or irregular grid, but only text files, not binary). One SUNFIL value may include the #MIC token, which will be expanded to include all other microwinows specified in the *MIC section not explicitly included by other SUNFIL values. Internally only a single solar spectrum is stored. Where multiple files are supplied the spectra are simply merged with the later file replacing any duplicate points in the previous spectrum. Where there are gaps between the input files, or beyond the range of the input files, the spectrum is implicitly assumed to be 1.
One SUNFIL value may include the #MIC token, which will be expanded to include all other microwinows specified in the *MIC section not explicitly included by other SUNFIL values. Internally only a single solar spectrum is stored. Where multiple files are supplied the spectra are simply merged with the later file replacing any duplicate points in the previous spectrum. Where there are gaps between the input files, or beyond the range of the input files, the spectrum is implicitly assumed to be 1.
Internally only a single solar spectrum is stored. Where multiple files are supplied the spectra are simply merged with the later file replacing any duplicate points in the previous spectrum. Where there are gaps between the input files, or beyond the range of the input files, the spectrum is implicitly assumed to be 1.
*SUN ./examples/solar_tra.asc