[daip] AIPS TST IMAGR and ISPEC
Anna Bartkiewicz
annan at astro.uni.torun.pl
Thu Sep 17 07:52:50 EDT 2020
Dear All,
I am using the AIPS TST version. Since ca. 13/14 April, the ISPEC task
shows too high amplitudes for the spectrum of the image cube generated
by IMAGR. That is likely 10 times higher.
The brightest spot is 3.9 Jy and the spectrum from ISPEC shows 70 Jy as
you can see in the attached print screen. Can it be related to some
changes in IMAGR or calculating the noise in ISPEC?
I would appreciate your help.
Greetings,
Anna Bartkiewicz
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Dr hab. Anna Bartkiewicz, prof. NCU
Institute of Astronomy
Nicolaus Copernicus University
Gagarina 11
87-100 Torun
Poland annan at astro.umk.pl phone: +48 56 6113040
mobile: +48 885 101 723
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Imstat over the whole cube (201 channels)
> imstat
AIPS 1: Mean= 3.797E-04 rms= 8.431E-03 JY/BEAM over 85838256. pixels
AIPS 1: Maximum= 3.9012E+00 at 312 813 82 1 1 1 1
AIPS 1: Skypos: RA 18 35 08.1400000 DEC -07 35 04.150000
AIPS 1: Skypos: 115.3 km/s IPOL
AIPS 1: Minimum=-4.4189E-01 at 318 844 79 1 1 1 1
AIPS 1: Skypos: RA 18 35 08.1395965 DEC -07 35 04.119000
AIPS 1: Skypos: 115.6 km/s IPOL
AIPS 1: Flux density = 1.0627E+03 Jy Beam area = 30.67 pixels
Imstat for one channel image with no emission
> imstat
AIPS 1: Mean=-9.454E-05 rms= 2.530E-03 JY/BEAM over 522443. pixels
AIPS 1: Maximum= 1.2832E-02 at 405 258 201 1 1 1 1
AIPS 1: Skypos: RA 18 35 08.1337453 DEC -07 35 04.705000
AIPS 1: Skypos: 104.9 km/s IPOL
AIPS 1: Minimum=-1.2264E-02 at 366 843 201 1 1 1 1
AIPS 1: Skypos: RA 18 35 08.1363682 DEC -07 35 04.120000
AIPS 1: Skypos: 104.9 km/s IPOL
AIPS 1: Flux density = -1.6103E+00 Jy Beam area = 30.67 pixels
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