[daip] another aips error message question
Eric Greisen
egreisen at nrao.edu
Wed Jun 6 15:08:26 EDT 2007
Cornelia C Lang writes:
> Hi Eric,
>
> I have been trying to do a two-field clean using IMAGR and keep
> getting this error message after a round or two of cleaning:
>
> Any suggestions/advice on what could be causing it?
> Cornelia
>
>
> IMAGR1: BGC Clean: using 103 cell beam + residuals > 65.32 MicroJy
> IMAGR1: 19035 Residual map points loaded
> IMAGR1: Field 1 min algorithm flux= 163.986 MicroJy iter= 634
> IMAGR1: Field 1 Clean flux density= 12.956 MilliJy 634 comps
> IMAGR1: Total Cleaned flux density = 12.956 MilliJy 634 comps
> IMAGR1: ALGSTB: All 368 Rows In AP (Max 523)
> IMAGR1: ALGSTB field 1 Ipol gridded model subtraction chns 1- 2
> IMAGR1: ALGSTB: Pass 1; 357- 0 Cells, with 212028 Pts
> IMAGR1: Field 2 min = -108.3 MicroJy,max = 223.9 MicroJy
> IMAGR1: Loading field 2 to TV from -2.382E-04 to 3.327E-04
> IMAGR1: You have 30 seconds to select a menu item by:
> IMAGR1: Press buttons A, B, or C to choose an operation
> IMAGR1: Press button D for on-line help
> IMAGR1: Clean continuing
> IMAGR1: BGC Clean: using -3 cell beam + residuals > 65.22 MicroJy
> IMAGR1: OBJECT NAMED IS NOT DEFINED
> IMAGR1: CLBSHV: ERROR LOADING BEAM FOR
> IMAGR1: CLNCYC: ERROR CLEANING CLEAN process object
> IMAGR1: CLNUV2 : ERROR CLEANING CLEAN process object
> IMAGR1: CLNUV : ERROR CLEANING CLEAN process object
> IMAGR1: Deleting UV work file:
> IMAGR1: Destroyed 1 extension files of type AN
> IMAGR1: Destroyed 1 extension files of type FQ
> IMAGR1: Destroyed UV image file: catno= 1 disk= 7
> IMAGR1: Purports to die of UNNATURAL causes
> IMAGR1: phobos 31DEC05 TST: Cpu= 17.5 Real= 41
Are you running with OVERLAP=2 and DO3D <= 0?
i see one fix in the change.doc (for 07) that might cause it to have
made 1 beam for multiple fields which would then mean it does not know
a beam for the 2nd field. Set DO3D to true.
(Or better yet - update to 31DEC07 and run the MNJ - but you knew I
would say that.)
Eric Greisen
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