Changes between Version 14 and Version 15 of VYSOS5.20090806

Timestamp:

Aug 20, 2009, 6:06:56 PM (17 years ago)

Author:

eugene

Comment:

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VYSOS5.20090806

@@ -58 +58 @@
    * {{{ module pantasks.pro }}}
    * {{{ module register.pro }}}
-   * {{{ add.database demo_20090806
+   * {{{ add.database demo_20090806 }}}
    * {{{ control host add vysosdata1 }}}
    * {{{ run }}}
@@ -68 +68 @@
    * {{{ module pantasks.pro }}}
    * {{{ detrend.modules }}}
-   * {{{ add.database demo_20090806
+   * {{{ add.database demo_20090806 }}}
    * {{{ control host add vysosdata1 }}}
    * {{{ run }}}
@@ -82 +82 @@
  * Science Processing Example
   * {{{ chiptool -simple -pretend -dbname demo_20090806 -definebyquery -dateobs_begin 2009/07/01 -dateobs_end 2009/07/02 -filter PSr -set_label demo.science -set_workdir /home/ipp/data/demo.20090806/demo.science }}}
-  * ''' the command above does not work without help''' : IPP currently requires the exp_type to be "OBJECT", but VYSOS is setting this value to "LIGHT".  I needed to modify the database manually with a command like this:
-   * {{{ update rawExp set exp_type = 'object' where exp_type = 'light'; }}}
+  * 20090820 : updated registration to convert esoteric OBSTYPE values (eg, light) to controlled values (eg object).  set your esoteric OBSTYPE values in camera.config:OBSTYPE.TABLE
   * start & setup pantasks:
 {{{ 
@@ -94 +93 @@
 run
 }}}
-
-  
+ 
 
 === Side note on astrometry ===
 
-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.  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.  
+ * 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.  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.  
+
+ * it turned out that the FLIPPED images are also flipped relative to the astrometry model.  I addressed this by setting FPA.POSANGLE to 180 for the flipped configuration.