[daip] FITLD ZABORS on DiFX data

Eric Greisen egreisen at nrao.edu
Thu Mar 13 13:48:39 EDT 2008


Walter Brisken wrote:
> I have encountered a problem when using FITLD on some software correlator 
> data.  I'm not sure if it is a bad FITS file or a problem in FITLD, but 
> FITLD is probably the best diagnostic of the problem.
> 
> The FITS file in question is
> 
> /home/parallax/ZABORS.FITS
> 
> The last few lines that FITLD produces are:
> 
> FITLD1: Current file has     2724 visibilities
> FITLD1: File ref. freq:     1612.23 MHz
> FITLD1: Found 3C345            at   0/14:33:43 src #   1
> FITLD1:                                        fqid #   1
> FITLD1: Found W75N             at   0/14:49:56 src #   2
> AIPS 1: Resumes
>> FITLD1: UV table spanned time:   0/14:33:43 -  0/15:05:28
> FITLD1:     2724 vis. written
> FITLD1: PHINI: 'PC_FREQ_1' COLUMN HAS NO VALUES
> FITLD1: PHINI: 'PC_REAL_1' COLUMN HAS NO VALUES
> FITLD1: PHINI: 'PC_IMAG_1' COLUMN HAS NO VALUES
> FITLD1: PHINI: 'PC_RATE_1' COLUMN HAS NO VALUES
> FITLD1: PHINI: 'PC_FREQ_2' COLUMN HAS NO VALUES
> FITLD1: PHINI: 'PC_REAL_2' COLUMN HAS NO VALUES
> FITLD1: PHINI: 'PC_IMAG_2' COLUMN HAS NO VALUES
> FITLD1: PHINI: 'PC_RATE_2' COLUMN HAS NO VALUES
> FITLD1: ZABORS: signal 11 received
> FITLD1: ABORT!
> 
> 
> I don't suspect the PHINI lines are relevant as I see those whenever I 
> don't populate the pulse cal values (this expt didn't observe with them), 
> and in the past all such files loaded fine.  I make the PH table since the 
> monitor data does have state counts.
> 
> If its not too much trouble, could someone push this FITS file through 
> FITLD running in a debugger?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Walter
> 
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The value for source in the PH table is  -1079515600 or
-1.31171227 or  -0.046678073885374032 in I*4, R*4 and R*8 formats. 
Something has gone wrong in that table, perhaps from leaving out so much.

Eric




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