Changes between Version 26 and Version 27 of PSNSC_NCU
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- Oct 17, 2016, 12:03:21 PM (10 years ago)
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v26 v27 106 106 * WSdiff runs in ~ippmops/stdscience_ws with modified ipp-20141024 ops tag to make uncompressed WSdiffs (like FSS) 107 107 * larger volume, may need more nodes -- must be uncompressed for MOPS stamps since large data volume 108 * default detection @5-sigma while WWdiff is <5-sigma and may need to be adjusted -- 108 * default detection @5-sigma while WWdiff is <5-sigma and may need to be adjusted -- default plan will be at normal 5-sigma level unless tuning agreed upon to a lower level (test chunk to be evaluated for this still) -- MD not a great equal comparison since exptimes were longer (but was also 5-sigma) 109 109 110 110 [[html(<span style="color:red">[sc] Not sure if the catalog size is not going to explode if threshold too small. WWdiff is at 2.5-sigma(not sure?). What was the value for WSdiffs e.g. MDs? We could use the values (in each rgiz) unless something has changed. Not sure about what's used for w-band.</span>)]] 111 111 112 * WSdiff published to normal MOPS datastore location?112 * WSdiff published to IPP-MOPS-WS -- normal MOPS datastore location for WWdiff possibly later 113 113 114 114 [[html(<span style="color:red">[sc] Please publish WSdiff to IPP-MOPS-WS</span>)]] … … 134 134 135 135 136 Tasks to do -- 137 * verify w-band stacks okay along ecliptic for opposition end October 138 * check processing rate/nodes for WSdiffs 139 * MOPS interested in SSdiff? 140 * publishing location for WSdiff by MOPS preference -- IPP-MOPS-TEST or IPP-MOPS-WS -- unique set so likely normal location 136 Tasks to do -- priority order now 137 * verify w-band stacks okay along ecliptic for opposition end October -- new reference stacks to be made for the expected area 141 138 * detection threshold -- 5-sigma default but may need to lower? 139 * MOPS interested in SSdiff -- published where? 140 * check processing rate/nodes for WSdiffs -- during the night of observations -- likely the normal 3x c2 group is sufficient but will have some nodes available to boost as needed (more c2 and/or m0+1, x3?) 142 141 143 142
