[daip] imagr
Farhad Zadeh
zadeh at northwestern.edu
Tue Aug 14 12:14:04 EDT 2007
Hi Eric,
I have two of my summer students (high school and an undergrad) working
on imaging 15 overlapping fields
covering the Orion nebula at 6cm in all four arrays. The students have
combined all the uv data and have been playing around with multi-resolution
feature of imagr. They really need some guidance as to what parameters
work from someone who has a lot of experience. Can you help us out with
this. Three resolutions corresponding to three different arrays have
been used but only one low resolution image gets cleaned. What are the
controlling parameters that are needed to make all different resolution images cleaned.
I appreciate your quick help on this.
Cheers,
Farhad
Here are the parameters they are using:
Inputs for Multi-Resolution:
AIPS 1: IMAGRPRM 0 0 Task enrichment parameters
AIPS 1: 0 0 (1) Antenna diameter (m)
AIPS 1: 0 0 (2) Source Spectral index
AIPS 1: 0 0 (3) Frequency scaling factor
AIPS 1: 0 0 (4) > 0 -> SDI Clean factor
AIPS 1: 0.5 0.03 (5) >0 => scale residuals
AIPS 1: 0.5 0.1 (6) Half-width in x of box
AIPS 1: 0.5 *rest 0 (7) Half-width in y of box
AIPS 1: (8) Filter components whose
AIPS 1: neighborhood is weaker than
AIPS 1: IMAGRPRM(8) Jy. 0 -> don't
AIPS 1: (9) Radius in pixels for the
AIPS 1: IMAGRPRM(8) test.
AIPS 1: (10) multiplier of image size
AIPS 1: to get beam size: 0 => 2;
AIPS 1: 2, 1, 0.5 0.25 supported
AIPS 1: (11-16) Multi-resolution
AIPS 1: added controls
AIPS 1: (17) spectral index radius
AIPS 1: 0 -> no correction
AIPS 1: (19) Dynamic range limit
AIPS 1: (20) Retry factor (see help)
AIPS 1: NGAUSS 3 Number of resolutions to use
AIPS 1: WGAUSS 14 3.9 Resolutions in arc sec >= 0
AIPS 1: 1.2 *rest 0
AIPS 1: FGAUSS *all 0 Minimum flux for each resol.
AIPS 1: MAXPIXEL 0 Maximum pixels searched in
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