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Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of VYSOS5.20090806


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Aug 7, 2009, 12:01:57 PM (17 years ago)
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    11(return to [wiki:Data_Analysis_Examples Data Analysis Examples])
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     3=== Setting up the software and basic configuration ===
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    35 * I built the IPP software from svn trunk (r25003)
    4   * hit and fixed an issue with libreadline linkage vs libncurses (#1284)
     6  * hit and fixed an issue with libreadline linkage vs libncurses (see ticket #1284)
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    68 * created an ippadmin database and ippadmin user (dropped existing empty ippadmin):
     
    1921  * psconfigure --dbhost vysosdata1 --dbuser ippuser --dbpass (XXX) --htdocs /srv/www/htdocs
    2022  * make (failed at first try because of permissions on /srv/www/htdocs)
    21   * '''missing DB.php on the apache server'''
     23  * ippMonitor was missing DB.php on the apache server -- see [wiki:IppMonitor] for the fix
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     25=== Demonstration Data Analysis ===
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    2327 * set up a demo database:
     
    6165  * make a flat:
    6266   * {{{ dettool -simple -pretend -dbname demo_20090806 -definebyquery -workdir /home/ipp/data/demo.20090806/detrend -inst VYSOS5 -det_type FLAT -filter r -select_exp_type FLAT -select_filter PSr }}}
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     68=== Side note on astrometry ===
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     70we were having trouble with astrometry in May.  I've been looking into this a bit more, and it looks like at least part of the problem is that the angle moves around a bit, and the solution is sensitive to angles of 1-2 degrees.  The file ippconfig/vysos5/psastro.config includes an option for searching over a range of angles (PSASTRO.GRID.MIN.ANGLE, PSASTRO.GRID.MAX.ANGLE, PSASTRO.GRID.DEL.ANGLE).  I've set this to -10 to +10 in steps of 1 degree.  This may not be enough range in some cases. 
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    66 ==side note on astrometry==
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    68 we were having trouble with astrometry in May.  I've been looking into this a bit more, and it looks like at least part of the problem is that the angle moves around a bit, and the solution is sensitive to angles of 1-2 degrees...
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