[daip] Re: CLCOR
Chris Phillips
Chris.Phillips at csiro.au
Mon Nov 25 19:34:51 EST 2002
Hi Leonia,
> CLCOR makes the correction of the apparent coordinates!!! of the source
> and the recalculates the new apparent position to the epoch position.
I don't really understand the meaning of the "!!!" here. I understand that
CLCAL changes the SU table, and I have a feeling it is doing it wrong
(though I may be missing some subtle point).
OK, I was previously looking at the source coordinates found through
LISTR. These do not seem to be the same as the EPOCH or APPARENT
positions in the SU table. The LISTR positions are surely important
because they end up being the coordinates of the centre of the map made by
IMAGR.
Anyhow what I have is:
"Observed" positions:
LISTR: 19:22:34.0631 15:30:15.582
SUEPO: 19:22:34.0560 15:30:15.5880
SUAPP: 19:22:35.8800 15:30:10.5840
The VLBA position of the source is 19:22:34.6992 15:30:10.032, so I ran
CLCOR with CLCORPRM 0 0 0 0 9.1943 -5.55
This then gives the positions of
LISTR: 19:22:34.7327 15:30:10.017
SUEPO: 19:22:34.7280 15:30:10.0080
SUAPP: 19:22:36.5040 15:30:05.0040
These have arcsec delta's of:
LISTR: 9.6785, -5.5650
SUEPO: 9.7132, -5.5800
SUAPP: 9.0195, -5.5800
To me this looks wrong.
> When your data were fitlded?
It was FITLDed a few months ago at Jodrell Bank. The data has been loaded
into aips and exported as FITS files a few times at different places. (Ie
originally done at Jodrell Bank. Then partially processed at JIVE, now at
ATNF. All probably different versions of aips...
Cheers
Chris
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