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| ssh -X project_number@mrt-lx3.iram.es (for project "test" data the project_number is t16. Ask the AoD for the password) | ssh -X project_number@mrt-lx3.iram.es |
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(for project "test" data the project_number is t16. Ask the AoD for the password) |
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| In the case of faint sources (S/N<10) you can use the option "faint": | Replace -default by one of the following options: |
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| crush gismo -faint -datapath=~/observationData/gismo -object=M33 -date=2013-04-12 113 -outpath=~/crush_reduction -name=M33_faint | -deep ! for deep fields when the most agressive filtering of common mode is done -extended ! for structures larger than the field-of-view -faint ! faint sources (S/N<10) -bright ! bright sources (S/N>1000) |
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| Other options to optimise the reduction are "bright" for strong sources (S/N>1000), "extended" for structures larger than the field of view, and "deep" for deep fields (faint point sources). | You may also want to use combinations like e.g. "-faint -extended". And don't forget that Attila Kovacs wrote good documentation which is all online on the crush homepage. |
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| and also to combine different fields of view: | and also to combine different source-names: |
To reduce GISMO data with crush, first log into your project account:
ssh -X project_number@mrt-lx3.iram.es
(for project "test" data the project_number is t16. Ask the AoD for the password)
Raw data are stored in the directory ~/observationData/gismo. The scans are stored in a filing hierarchy, organised by source name, then an IRAM scan ID composed of a UT calendar date and a scan number. For example, the scan 113 taken on 2013-04-12 of M33 is stored as:
~/observationData/gismo/M33/2013-04-12.113/M33_2013-04-12.113_gismo.fits
To reduce this scan with crush, type in your terminal:
crush gismo -default -datapath=~/observationData/gismo -object=M33 -date=2013-04-12 113 -outpath=~/crush_reduction -name=M33
Replace -default by one of the following options:
-deep ! for deep fields when the most agressive filtering of common mode is done -extended ! for structures larger than the field-of-view -faint ! faint sources (S/N<10) -bright ! bright sources (S/N>1000)
You may also want to use combinations like e.g. "-faint -extended". And don't forget that Attila Kovacs wrote good documentation which is all online on the crush homepage.
It is possible to add several scans:
crush gismo -faint -datapath=~/observationData/gismo -object=M33 -date=2013-04-12 113-116 120 -date=2013-04-13 1-6 -outpath=~/crush_reduction -name=M33_faint_allscans
and also to combine different source-names:
crush gismo -faint -datapath=~/observationData/gismo -object=M33a -date=2013-04-12 113-116 120 -object=M33b -date=2013-04-14 21-23 -outpath=~/crush_reduction -name=M33ab_faint_allscans
For a detailed description of crush's options and capabilities, see the crush documentation.