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ISIS Calibration Programs could be updated to run without local spice #4303
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Description
Update ISIS calibration programs to work without local spice, so it is possible to run calibration programs without downloading mission-specific kernels. In this scenario, it would be possible to run spiceinit using the Spice Server and then be able to run calibration programs, all without downloading kernels. At this time, this is not possible for many different calibration programs.
Many calibration programs directly furnish kernels at this time, by calling furnsh_c in the code, and this obviously does not work without local kernels.
@Kelvinrr already converted a calibration program, lronaccal, in this way:
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Updated lronaccal to instantiate a camera to get the moon-sun distance from the camera, rather than furnishing kernels and using a naif routine directly do to this calculation.
Fall back to furnishing kernels if this fails.
This feature has been requested in the following tickets:
#1790
#1473
and by the MAPSIT SAT
This ticket covers updating:
And also the following apps were updated to remove furnsh calls:
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