[daip] UVSUB: Subtracting all the Stokes contributed by point sources from the UV data
Wasim Raja
wasimraja81 at gmail.com
Wed Aug 17 16:42:46 EDT 2011
Hi Eric
It dawned upon me a little late that your reference to "binary"
was associated with the UVSUB-ed file. I was assuming you
meant a fresh "binary" AIPS installation.
The data I am working on is at my location in the machine I
am using AIPS on. Hence no "ftp" related issue here. I guess
I confused you by my usage of "FITTP-ed". I used it to indicate
that I had used task FITTP to take out the UVSUB-ed data
from AIPS.
PS: The UVDIF did not reveal any "difference" in the original
and the UVSUB-ed data.
Moreover, the same exercise was performed using a 31DEC09
AIPS, and the output UVSUB (output using FITTP) file could
be opened by MIRIAD without error.
The exercise I am talking about is:
AIPS:
-->CALIB_UVDATA
-->RUN AIPS UVSUB [In2name = point source]
-->Output = Pt Source subtracted UVSUB DATA
--> RUN AIPS IMAGR [to image the UVSUB DATA
above]
--> Output = image of the background
(pt. source removed)
--> RUN AIPS UVSUB [in2name =
image of background
obtained from above step]
--> Output = UVDATA for
the Point Source
--> RUN AIPS FITTP to
disk
MIRIAD:
-->RUN MIRIAD FITS [ with input file = the UVSUB data
that was written to disk
using FITTP]
--> ERROR about "illegal basline number"
regards
--wasim
On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 1:02 AM, Wasim Raja <wasimraja81 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Eric,
> I repeated the exercise in an already installed but different
> version of AIPS (31DEC09). And MIRIAD did not crib this
> time !!
>
> I will now have to "carefully" update my 31DEC10 AIPS without
> disturbing the AIPS disk-area!
>
> Thanks a lot for your help.
> regards
> --wasim
>
>
>
> On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 8:22 PM, Eric Greisen <egreisen at nrao.edu> wrote:
>
>> Wasim Raja wrote:
>>
>>> These are GMRT data (taken at 327 MHz that has circular hybrids).
>>> Miriad does not crib when I try to read the original data. The problem
>>> appears only on the UVSUB-ed data.
>>>
>>
>> Try the FTP again using "binary" - that is the only suggestion I can make.
>> Inside AIPS you can run UVDIF to check for baseline changes... (make the
>> allowed flux difference large to avoid messages for that).
>>
>> ERic Greisen
>>
>
>
>
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> Raman Research Institute
> Bangalore--560080
>
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