[evlatests] Book of RFI

[Dan Mertely]

I certainly plan on reviewing the new data and
including the results in the lists of known RFI
located at:

http://science.nrao.edu/evla/observing/RFI/

-Mert


Sanjay Bhatnagar wrote:
> A machine readable list of RFI frequencies (or ranges of frequencies)
> would be most (or even more) useful.
> 
> Regards,
> sanjay
> 
> On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 4:56 PM, Rick Perley <rperley at nrao.edu> wrote:
>>    Ken ran a complete scan of the EVLA passband with the desired
>> spectral resolution of 125 kHz.  I've printed out the spectra, and they
>> are now in a book, suitably labelled, and available for perusal in my
>> office.  If somebody would like to organize a properly available public
>> site, I'll generate plots in a suitable format.
>>
>>    Thanks to Ken for getting this done!
>>
>>    There are no other clearly internal RFI beyond those mentioned in my
>> previous emails.  There are many curious example of likely external RFI,
>> which we should attempt to identify.
>>
>>    Rick
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