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== Maps of Saturn at 1.25mm and 2.05mm ==  .'''''Warning:'''''
 .Saturn is extended (about 20 arcsec) so we expect the main beam to be very large.
 .Saturn is so bright that it saturates at the center.

== Using a decorrelation of the noise ==

=== Maps of Saturn at 1.25mm and 2.05mm ===
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== Beam profiles at 1.25mm and 2.05mm == === Beam profiles at 1.25mm and 2.05mm ===
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== Far side lobe at 1.25mm and 2.05mm == === Far side lobe at 1.25mm and 2.05mm ===
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== In log scale == === Using a logarithmic scale ===
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== With no decorrelation at all (only projection) ==

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 || [[attachment:1mm_nodec.pdf]] || [[attachment:2mm_nodec.pdf]] ||


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 || [[attachment:1mm_nodec_pro.pdf]] || [[attachment:2mm_nodec_pro.pdf]] ||

Beam study using Saturn observation

  • Warning:

  • Saturn is extended (about 20 arcsec) so we expect the main beam to be very large.
  • Saturn is so bright that it saturates at the center.

Using a decorrelation of the noise

Maps of Saturn at 1.25mm and 2.05mm

  • The contours shown correspond to 1/10, 1/100, 1/1000 and 1/10000 of the maximum of the map (which is not well calibrated)

Beam profiles at 1.25mm and 2.05mm

  • The yellow dots are data points that are negative but for this log plot, we show their absolute value

Far side lobe at 1.25mm and 2.05mm

Using a logarithmic scale

With no decorrelation at all (only projection)

Beam study on Saturn (last edited 2013-06-17 16:44:24 by NikaBolometer)