Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of psphotStack

Timestamp:

Jun 13, 2012, 2:43:49 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

eugene

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psphotStack

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 {{{psphotStack}}} is the program used to perform object detection, classification, and photometry analysis for the stack images.  The treatment of stacks is slightly different from the treatment of individual exposures in a few respects:
 
-* a set of skycell images is processed at once in {{{psphotStack}}}, nominally all five filters `grizy`.
-* both raw (unconvolved) and convolved stacks are loaded.  the raw stack is used for detection, while the convolved stack is used for photometric and morphological analysis.  '''update''': as of r33964, we are using the 'raw' images for both detection and morphological analysis (but not radial apertures, discussed below).
-* objects detected in the input frames are joined across the multiple filters to define common objects.  Any object for which a sources is NOT detected in any of the frames is used to define a source on those frames (MATCHED sources).  PSF photometry is performed on the matched sources.
-* for each set of exposures, psphotStack generates a set of PSF-matched images, convolved to a common PSF
-* a set of radial apertures are used to measure photometry of all objects and (un-detected) matched sources.  this is done for the original convolved stacks and the PSF-matched images with full-width half-max values specified by the [source:trunk/ippconfig/recipe/psphot.config psphot.config] key PSPHOT.STACK.TARGET.PSF.FWHM (nominally 6.0 & 8.0 pixels).
+ * a set of skycell images is processed at once in {{{psphotStack}}}, nominally all five filters `grizy`.
+ * both raw (unconvolved) and convolved stacks are loaded.  the raw stack is used for detection, while the convolved stack is used for photometric and morphological analysis.  '''update''': as of r33964, we are using the 'raw' images for both detection and morphological analysis (but not radial apertures, discussed below).
+ * objects detected in the input frames are joined across the multiple filters to define common objects.  Any object for which a sources is NOT detected in any of the frames is used to define a source on those frames (MATCHED sources).  PSF photometry is performed on the matched sources.
+ * for each set of exposures, psphotStack generates a set of PSF-matched images, convolved to a common PSF
+ * a set of radial apertures are used to measure photometry of all objects and (un-detected) matched sources.  this is done for the original convolved stacks and the PSF-matched images with full-width half-max values specified by the [source:trunk/ippconfig/recipe/psphot.config psphot.config] key PSPHOT.STACK.TARGET.PSF.FWHM (nominally 6.0 & 8.0 pixels).
 
 For the radial apertures, the following annulii are used (defined by psphot.config keys @RADIAL.ANNULAR.BINS.LOWER and @RADIAL.ANNULAR.BINS.UPPER):