[daip] [forwarded from rcgore] [Fwd: VLBI data]

[Leonia Kogan]

Roger,

You wrote:

>I am looking for some data to test a new set of VLBI algorithms for
>observing objects in the solar system. For this purpose I need digital
>data before it's been correlated.

There are several simmulation tasks in AIPS (UVCON, UVSIM, DTSIM...).
The tasks can simmulate the UV data for different type of sky object, different 
array configuration and provide many different options.

These tasks can help you in testing your "new set of VLBI algorithms"
if you are not going testing the correlator. Testing the correlator is
a stand away problem. You need digital data before they've been correlated, 
if you want to test the correlator. I do not think you really need it. But....


Leonid Kogan

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>From somewhere I got the impression that some of the NRAO data might in
the public domain.

I am looking for some data to test a new set of VLBI algorithms for
observing objects in the solar system. For this purpose I need digital
data before it's been correlated. Data from three apertures would be
fine but, initially, two would be enough. And it would be nice if the
apertures were collecting from an object near the ecliptic.

I realize this request is rather general and I'll be happy to go into
more details if, and as, they are needed.

Thanks,
Roger Gore
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