[daip] FITLD broken?
Adam Deller
adeller at nrao.edu
Tue Jun 15 22:11:00 EDT 2010
Looking with more care, it seems that all hardware-correlator files
are being mangled. Stuff that was correlated with DiFX seems ok.
Cheers,
Adam
On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 7:56 PM, Adam Deller <adeller at nrao.edu> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> There is something very strange going on with FITLD for VLBA data in
> AIPS - it is scrambling the SU table for some files (but not all). I
> have checked out this particular file (you can see it at
> /home/marathon2/data/1023+0038/bd141a/BD141A_UG_HPOL4IF8MHZ16CH_1.6515GHZ00)
> using fv and see a sensible looking SU table. However, as soon as I
> load it into AIPS with FITLD the SU table reads:
>
> 1 5.0000000000D+05 1.4176255806D+02 3.9039125519D+01
> 2.0000000000D+03 1.0792773795D+02 4.5395855014D+01
> 2 5.0000000000D+05 1.5612327792D+02 -8.8208229444D-01
> 2.0000000000D+03 1.3016422419D+02 7.9956464878D+00
> 3 5.0000000000D+05 1.5591154583D+02 4.0463333333D-01
> 2.0000000000D+03 1.2979993496D+02 9.2488222431D+00
> 4 5.0000000000D+05 1.5271527786D+02 -2.0054371833D+00
> 2.0000000000D+03 1.2689149360D+02 6.4704735040D+00
>
> where the columns are channel bandwidth, RA epoch (deg), Dec epoch
> (deg), Epoch (years), RA apparent (deg) and Dec apparent (deg). You
> can see that the apparent source positions have changed by many
> degrees - something is amiss. I tried running FITLD from 31DEC09 but
> got the same result. This is data from the hardware correlator from
> late 2008.
>
> Cheers,
> Adam
>
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