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!!Organizing your EIS data files
Although not necessary for this tutorial, it is good practice to keep your EIS data files organized in a standard directory hierarchy. The process is simple, requiring you to define the top level data directory with the environment variable $HINODE_DATA in your .cshrc file or idl_startup.pro file. Once this is done, the 9-Dec-2006 file can be placed in the directory with
IDL> eis_ingest, 'eis_l0_20061209_113031.fits.gz'
Please see EIS Software Note 18 for more details.
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