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#This local copy of set_telescope_pointing has been updated such
#that a PAV3 roll angle can be accepted as input in the find_wcs
#function. In the case where no quaternion is found, the input roll
#angle is used when calculating WCS information.
#-25 July 2017, Bryan Hilbert
'''
This script adds absolute pointing information to the FITS files provided
to it on the command line (one or more).

Currently it only uses a constant value for the engineering keywords
since the Engineering Database does not yet contain them.

It assumes the following keywords are present in the file header:

V2_REF (arcseconds)
V3_REF (arcseconds)
VPARITY (+1 or -1)
V3I_YANG (decimal degrees)

The keywords added are:

RA_V1
DEC_V1
PA_V3
CRVAL1
CRVAL2
PC1_1
PC1_2
PC2_1
PC2_2

It does not currently place the new keywords in any particular location
in the header other than what is required by the standard.
'''
from __future__ import print_function, division

from collections import namedtuple
import logging
import sys

import astropy.io.fits as fits
import numpy as np
import pysiaf
#from jwst.lib.engdb_tools import (
#    ENGDB_BASE_URL,
#    ENGDB_Service,
#)

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
logger.setLevel(logging.INFO)
handler = logging.StreamHandler()
handler.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
logger.addHandler(handler)


# Define the return from get_pointing
Pointing_Quaternions = namedtuple(
    'Pointing_Quaternions',
    ['q', 'j2fgs_matrix', 'fsmcorr', 'obstime']
)


def add_wcs(filename, roll=0.):
    """
    Given the name of a valid partially populated level 1b JWST file,
    determine the simple WCS parameters from the SIAF keywords in that
    file and the engineering parameters that contain information about
    the telescope pointing.

    It presumes all the accessed keywords are present (see first block).

    Parameters
    ----------
    filename : str
        file name
    roll : float
        PA_V3 in degrees

    """
    hdulist = fits.open(filename, 'update')
    pheader = hdulist[0].header
    fheader = hdulist[1].header
    obsstart = float(pheader['EXPSTART'])
    obsend = float(pheader['EXPEND'])
    try:
        v2ref = float(pheader['V2_REF'])
        v3ref = float(pheader['V3_REF'])
        v3idlyang = float(pheader['V3I_YANG'])
        vparity = int(pheader['VPARITY'])
    except:
        v2ref = float(fheader['V2_REF'])
        v3ref = float(fheader['V3_REF'])
        v3idlyang = float(fheader['V3I_YANG'])
        vparity = int(fheader['VPARITY'])


    # ##########################################
    # WARNINGWARNINGWARNINGWARNINGWARNINGWARNING
    #
    # Get engineering parameters about scope pointing.
    # In normal operations, if the paramters cannot be found
    # this should fail.
    # However, for prelaunch, we'll dummy out.
    #try:
    #    q, j2fgs_matrix, fsmcorr, obstime = get_pointing(obsstart, obsend)
    #except ValueError as exception:
    #ra = pheader['TARG_RA']
    #dec = pheader['TARG_DEC']
    ra = fheader['CRVAL1']
    dec = fheader['CRVAL2']
    #roll = 0

    #logger.warning(
    #    'Cannot retrieve telescope pointing.'
    #    '\n{}'
    #    '\nUsing TARG_RA={}, TARG_DEC={} and PA_V3={} '
    #    'to set pointing.'.format(exception, ra, dec, roll)
    #)

    local_roll = compute_local_roll(roll, ra, dec, v2ref, v3ref)
    wcsinfo = (ra, dec, local_roll)
    crval1, crval2, pa_aper_deg = wcsinfo

    # compute pointing of V1 axis
    attitude_matrix = pysiaf.rotations.attitude(v2ref, v3ref, ra, dec, local_roll)
    v1_ra_deg, v1_dec_deg = pysiaf.rotations.pointing(attitude_matrix, 0., 0.)
    v3_pa_deg = roll

    pa_aper_deg = local_roll - vparity * v3idlyang
    #else:
    #    # compute relevant WCS information
    #    logger.info('Successful read of engineering quaternions.')
    #    logger.debug('q={}'.format(q))
    #    logger.debug('j2fgs_matrix={}'.format(j2fgs_matrix))
    #    logger.debug('fsmcorr={}'.format(fsmcorr))
    #    wcsinfo, vinfo = calc_wcs(v2ref, v3ref, v3idlyang, vparity,
    #                              q, j2fgs_matrix, fsmcorr)
    #    crval1, crval2, pa_aper_deg = wcsinfo
    #    v1_ra_deg, v1_dec_deg, v3_pa_deg = vinfo
    #    local_roll = compute_local_roll(v3_pa_deg, crval1, crval2, v2ref, v3ref)
    #
    #    logger.info(
    #        'Computed coordinates from quaternions:'
    #        '\n\tRA = {} DEC={} PA_V3={}'.format(crval1, crval2, v3_pa_deg)
    #    )

    #fheader['RA_V1'] = v1_ra_deg
    #fheader['DEC_V1'] = v1_dec_deg
    #fheader['PA_V3'] = v3_pa_deg
    #fheader['CRVAL1'] = crval1
    #fheader['CRVAL2'] = crval2
    fheader['PC1_1'] = -np.cos(pa_aper_deg * D2R)
    fheader['PC1_2'] = np.sin(pa_aper_deg * D2R)
    fheader['PC2_1'] = np.sin(pa_aper_deg * D2R)
    fheader['PC2_2'] = np.cos(pa_aper_deg * D2R)
    fheader['RA_REF'] = crval1
    fheader['DEC_REF'] = crval2
    fheader['ROLL_REF'] = local_roll
    fheader['WCSAXES'] = len(fheader['CTYPE*'])
    hdulist.flush()
    hdulist.close()
    logger.info('WCS info for {} complete.'.format(filename))


def m_v_to_siaf(ya, v3, v2, vidlparity):  # This is a 321 rotation
    mat = np.array([[np.cos(v3)*np.cos(v2),
                    np.cos(v3)*np.sin(v2),
                    np.sin(v3)],
                   [-np.cos(ya)*np.sin(v2)+np.sin(ya)*np.sin(v3)*np.cos(v2),
                    np.cos(ya)*np.cos(v2)+np.sin(ya)*np.sin(v3)*np.sin(v2),
                    -np.sin(ya)*np.cos(v3)],
                   [-np.sin(ya)*np.sin(v2)-np.cos(ya)*np.sin(v3)*np.cos(v2),
                    np.sin(ya)*np.cos(v2)-np.cos(ya)*np.sin(v3)*np.sin(v2),
                    np.cos(ya)*np.cos(v3)]])
    pmat = np.array([[0., vidlparity, 0.],
                     [0., 0., 1.],
                     [1., 0., 0.]])
    return np.dot(pmat, mat)


def vector_to_ra_dec(v):
    """Returns tuple of spherical angles from unit direction Vector """
    ra = np.arctan2(v[1], v[0])
    dec = np.arcsin(v[2])
    if ra < 0.:
        ra += 2. * np.pi
    return(ra, dec)

R2D = 180./np.pi
D2R = np.pi/180.
A2R = D2R/3600.
R2A = 3600.*R2D

# Define the FGS1 to SI-FOV DCM,  Transpose of DCM in SE-20 section 5.8.4.2.

m1 = np.array(
    [[0.9999994955442, 0.0000000000000, 0.0010044457459],
     [0.0000011174826, 0.9999993811310, -0.0011125359826],
     [-0.0010044451243, 0.0011125365439, 0.9999988766756]])
m2 = np.array(
    [[0, 0, 1],
     [1, 0, 0],
     [0, 1, 0]])

m_fgs1_to_sifov = np.dot(m2, m1)
m_fgs1_to_sifovT = m_fgs1_to_sifov.transpose()

# Define the SI-FOV to V-frame DCM,  From Luis' IOC
m_sifov_to_v = np.array(
    [[0.99999742598, 0., 0.00226892608],
     [0., 1., 0.],
     [-0.00226892608, 0., 0.99999742598]])


def calc_wcs(v2ref, v3ref, v3idlyang, vidlparity,
             q, j2fgs_matrix, fsmcorr):
    '''
    v2ref (arcsec), v3ref (arcsec), v3idlyang (deg), vidlparity (+1 or -1),
    are the relevant siaf parameters. The assumed units are shown in
    parentheses.

    It is assumed that the siaf ref position is the corresponding WCS
    reference position.

    Parameter q is the SA_ZATTEST<n> engineering parameters where
    n ranges from 1 to 4.

    Parameter j2fgs_matrix is the transformation matrix specified by
    engineering parameters SA_ZRFGS2J<n><m> where both n and m range
    from 1 to 3. This is to be provided as a 1d list using this order:
    11, 21, 31, 12, 22, 32, 13, 23, 33

    Parameter fsmcorr are two values provided as a list consisting of:
    [SA_ZADUCMDX, SA_ZADUCMDY]

    This routine returns two tuples:
    The first is of (CRVAL1, CRVAL2, PA_y_axis)
    The second is of (V1ra, V1dec, V3pa)
    All angles are in decimal degrees.
    '''

    q1, q2, q3, q4 = q
    m_eci2j = np.array(
        [[1. - 2.*q2*q2 - 2.*q3*q3,
            2.*(q1*q2 + q3*q4),
            2.*(q3*q1 - q2*q4)],
         [2.*(q1*q2 - q3*q4),
            1. - 2.*q3*q3 - 2.*q1*q1,
            2.*(q2*q3 + q1*q4)],
         [2.*(q3*q1 + q2*q4),
            2.*(q2*q3 - q1*q4),
            1. - 2.*q1*q1 - 2.*q2*q2]])

    mj2fgs1 = np.array(j2fgs_matrix).reshape((3, 3)).transpose()

    m_sifov_fsm_delta = np.array(
        [[1., fsmcorr[0]/22.01, fsmcorr[1]/21.68],
         [-fsmcorr[0]/22.01, 1., 0.],
         [-fsmcorr[1]/21.68, 0., 1.]])

    mpartial = np.dot(m_sifov_to_v,
                      np.dot(m_sifov_fsm_delta,
                             np.dot(m_fgs1_to_sifov, mj2fgs1)))

    m_eci2v = np.dot(mpartial, m_eci2j)

    v1pt = m_eci2v[0]
    xeci_ra, xeci_dec = vector_to_ra_dec(v1pt)

    # V1 is given by the first row.
    v1_ra, v1_dec = vector_to_ra_dec(m_eci2v[0])
    # V3 is given by the third row
    v3_ra, v3_dec = vector_to_ra_dec(m_eci2v[2])

    # The V3PA @ V1 is given by
    y = np.cos(v3_dec) * np.sin(v3_ra-v1_ra)
    x = np.sin(v3_dec) * np.cos(v1_dec) - \
        np.cos(v3_dec) * np.sin(v1_dec) * np.cos((v3_ra - v1_ra))
    V3PA = np.arctan2(y, x)

    m_eci2siaf = np.dot(m_v_to_siaf(v3idlyang * D2R,
                                    v3ref * A2R,
                                    v2ref * A2R,
                                    vidlparity), m_eci2v)
    siaf_x = 0. * A2R
    siaf_y = 0. * A2R
    refpos = np.array(
               [siaf_x,
                siaf_y,
                np.sqrt(1.-siaf_x * siaf_x - siaf_y * siaf_y)])
    msky = np.dot(m_eci2siaf.transpose(), refpos)
    vaper_ra, vaper_dec = vector_to_ra_dec(msky)

    vysiaf = np.array([0., 1., 0.])

    myeci = np.dot(m_eci2siaf.transpose(), vysiaf)
    # The Y axis of the aperture is given by
    vy_ra, vy_dec = vector_to_ra_dec(myeci)
    # The VyPA @ xref,yref is given by
    y = np.cos(vy_dec) * np.sin(vy_ra-vaper_ra)
    x = np.sin(vy_dec) * np.cos(vaper_dec) - \
        np.cos(vy_dec) * np.sin(vaper_dec) * np.cos((vy_ra - vaper_ra))
    vypa = np.arctan2(y, x)
    wcsinfo = (vaper_ra*R2D, vaper_dec*R2D, vypa*R2D)
    vinfo = (v1_ra*R2D, v1_dec*R2D, V3PA*R2D)
    return wcsinfo, vinfo


def get_pointing(obstart, obsend, result_type='first'):
    """
    Get telescope pointing engineering data.

    Parameters
    ----------
    obstart, obsend: float
        MJD observation start/end times

    result_type: str
        What to return. Possible options are:
            `first`: Return the first non-zero matricies
            `all`: Return all non-zero matricies within
                   the given range.

    Returns
    -------
    q, j2fgs_matrix, fsmcorr, obstime
        The engineering pointing parameters.
        If the `result_type` returns multiple values, what is returned
        will be a list of 4-tuples.

    Raises
    ------
    ValueError
        Cannot retrieve engineering information

    Notes
    -----
    For the moment, the first found values will be used.
    This will need be re-examined when more information is
    available.
    """
    logger.info(
        'Determining pointing between observations times (mjd):'
        '\n\tobstart = {}'
        '\n\tobsend = {}'.format(obstart, obsend)
    )
    logger.info(
        'Querying engineering DB: {}'.format(ENGDB_BASE_URL)
    )
    try:
        engdb = ENGDB_Service()
    except Exception as exception:
        raise ValueError(
            'Cannot open engineering DB connection'
            '\nException: {}'.format(
                exception
            )
        )
    params = {
        'SA_ZATTEST1':  None,
        'SA_ZATTEST2':  None,
        'SA_ZATTEST3':  None,
        'SA_ZATTEST4':  None,
        'SA_ZRFGS2J11': None,
        'SA_ZRFGS2J21': None,
        'SA_ZRFGS2J31': None,
        'SA_ZRFGS2J12': None,
        'SA_ZRFGS2J22': None,
        'SA_ZRFGS2J32': None,
        'SA_ZRFGS2J13': None,
        'SA_ZRFGS2J23': None,
        'SA_ZRFGS2J33': None,
        'SA_ZADUCMDX':  None,
        'SA_ZADUCMDY':  None,
    }
    for param in params:
        try:
            params[param] = engdb.get_values(
                param, obstart, obsend, time_format='mjd', include_obstime=True
            )
        except Exception as exception:
            raise ValueError(
                'Cannot retrive {} from engineering.'
                '\nFailure was {}'.format(
                    param,
                    exception
                )
            )

    # Find the first set of non-zero values
    results = []
    for idx in range(len(params['SA_ZATTEST1'])):
        values = [
            params[param][idx].value
            for param in params
        ]
        if any(values):

            # The tagged obstime will come from the SA_ZATTEST1 mneunonic
            obstime = params['SA_ZATTEST1'][idx].obstime

            # Fill out the matricies
            q = np.array([
                params['SA_ZATTEST1'][idx].value,
                params['SA_ZATTEST2'][idx].value,
                params['SA_ZATTEST3'][idx].value,
                params['SA_ZATTEST4'][idx].value,
            ])

            j2fgs_matrix = np.array([
                params['SA_ZRFGS2J11'][idx].value,
                params['SA_ZRFGS2J21'][idx].value,
                params['SA_ZRFGS2J31'][idx].value,
                params['SA_ZRFGS2J12'][idx].value,
                params['SA_ZRFGS2J22'][idx].value,
                params['SA_ZRFGS2J32'][idx].value,
                params['SA_ZRFGS2J13'][idx].value,
                params['SA_ZRFGS2J23'][idx].value,
                params['SA_ZRFGS2J33'][idx].value,
            ])

            fsmcorr = np.array([
                params['SA_ZADUCMDX'][idx].value,
                params['SA_ZADUCMDY'][idx].value,

            ])

            results.append(Pointing_Quaternions(
                q=q,
                j2fgs_matrix=j2fgs_matrix,
                fsmcorr=fsmcorr,
                obstime=obstime
            ))

            # Short circuit if all we're looking for is the first.
            if result_type == 'first':
                break

    if not len(results):
        raise ValueError(
                'No non-zero quanternion found '
                'in the DB between MJD {} and {}'.format(obstart, obsend)
            )

    if result_type == 'first':
        return results[0]
    else:
        return results


def get_pointing_stub(obstart, obsend):
    '''
    For the time being this simply returns the same damn values regardless of
    the input time (awaiting the time that these parameters are actually
    in the engineering database)
    '''
    # The following values of q correspond to the engineering keyword values:
    # SA_ZATEST1, SA_ZATEST2, SA_ZATEST3, SA_ZATEST4
    q = np.array([-0.36915286,  0.33763282,  0.05758533,  0.86395264])
    # The following values of j2fgs_matrix correspond to the engineering
    #  keyword values of:
    # SA_ZRFGS2K11 SA_ZRFGS2K21 SA_ZRFGS2K31
    # SA_ZRFGS2K21 SA_ZRFGS2K22 SA_ZRFGS2K32
    # SA_ZRFGS2K31 SA_ZRFGS2K32 SA_ZRFGS2K33
    j2fgs_matrix = np.array(
        [-1.00444000e-03,  3.38145836e-03, 9.99993778e-01,
         9.99999496e-01, -3.90000000e-14, 1.00444575e-03,
         3.39649146e-06,  9.99994283e-01, -3.38145665e-03])
    # The following values of fsmcorr correspond to the engineering keywords:
    # SA_ZADUCMDX, SA_ZADUCMDY
    fsmcorr = np.array([0., 0.])
    return q, j2fgs_matrix, fsmcorr


def compute_local_roll(pa_v3, ra_ref, dec_ref, v2_ref, v3_ref):
    """
    Computes the position angle of V3 (measured N to E) at the reference point of an aperture.

    Parameters
    ----------
    pa_v3 : float
        Position angle of V3 at (V2, V3) = (0, 0) [in deg]
    v2_ref, v3_ref : float
        Reference point in the V2, V3 frame [in arcsec]
    ra_ref, dec_ref : float
        RA and DEC corresponding to V2_REF and V3_REF, [in deg]

    Returns
    -------
    new_roll : float
        The value of ROLL_REF (in deg)

    """
    v2 = np.deg2rad(v2_ref / 3600)
    v3 = np.deg2rad(v3_ref / 3600)
    ra_ref = np.deg2rad(ra_ref)
    dec_ref = np.deg2rad(dec_ref)
    pa_v3 = np.deg2rad(pa_v3)

    M = np.array([[np.cos(ra_ref) * np.cos(dec_ref),
                   -np.sin(ra_ref) * np.cos(pa_v3) + np.cos(ra_ref) * np.sin(dec_ref) * np.sin(pa_v3),
                   -np.sin(ra_ref) * np.sin(pa_v3) - np.cos(ra_ref) * np.sin(dec_ref) * np.cos(pa_v3)],
                  [np.sin(ra_ref) * np.cos(dec_ref),
                   np.cos(ra_ref) * np.cos(pa_v3) + np.sin(ra_ref) * np.sin(dec_ref) * np.sin(pa_v3),
                   np.cos(ra_ref) * np.sin(pa_v3) - np.sin(ra_ref) * np.sin(dec_ref) * np.cos(pa_v3)],
                   [np.sin(dec_ref),
                    -np.cos(dec_ref) * np.sin(pa_v3),
                    np.cos(dec_ref) * np.cos(pa_v3)]
                  ])

    return _roll_angle_from_matrix(M, v2, v3)


def _roll_angle_from_matrix(matrix, v2, v3):
    X = -(matrix[2, 0] * np.cos(v2) + matrix[2, 1] * np.sin(v2)) * np.sin(v3) + matrix[2, 2] * np.cos(v3)
    Y = (matrix[0, 0] *  matrix[1, 2] - matrix[1, 0] * matrix[0, 2]) * np.cos(v2) + \
      (matrix[0, 1] * matrix[1, 2] - matrix[1, 1] * matrix[0, 2]) * np.sin(v2)
    new_roll = np.rad2deg(np.arctan2(Y, X))
    if new_roll < 0:
        new_roll += 360
    return new_roll


if __name__ == '__main__':
    if len(sys.argv) <= 1:
        raise ValueError('missing filename argument(s)')
    for filename in sys.argv[1:]:
        logger.info('Setting pointing for {}'.format(filename))
        add_wcs(filename)
