MNT: Use pivot_angle from Lo when defining DE direction#2616
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The default IMAP_LO_BASE is 0 degrees, but the nominal pivot angle is 90 degrees, which we need to use when defining look directions in the sky.
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The default IMAP_LO_BASE is 0 degrees, but the nominal pivot angle is 90 degrees, which we need to use when defining look directions in the sky.
Testing locally, I get off_angles right in the middle at index 20 now rather than off the edge at 40 like we did previously. This brings up the question of what does off-angle mean if we have a pivot angle that is not sweeping out a perpendicular stripe. I think it may all work out with how we've defined the transforms, but I don't know for sure. i.e. will the off-angle be 15 +/- 2 instead of 0 +/- 2 if we have a pivot-angle not directly at 90 degrees. I'm just writing this down so I don't forget about this later.
closes #2614