Plot ? |
Symb ? |
Source * |
Average ? |
Thresholds ? |
N_ data |
QC1 parameter |
Data downloads |
Remarks |
method |
value |
unit |
method |
value |
1 |
| QC1DB |
none |
|
pix |
VAL | -10,10 |
17 |
trace2_slope |
this |
last_yr |
all
|
Q2, IFU slope x 4096 |
2 |
| QC1DB |
none |
|
pix |
VAL | -10,10 |
17 |
trace2_slope |
this |
last_yr |
all
|
Q1, IFU slope x 4096 |
3 |
| QC1DB |
none |
|
pix |
VAL | -10,10 |
17 |
trace2_slope |
this |
last_yr |
all
|
Q3, IFU slope x 4096 |
4 |
| QC1DB |
none |
|
pix |
VAL | -10,10 |
17 |
trace2_slope |
this |
last_yr |
all
|
Q4, IFU slope x 4096 |
|
*Data sources: QC1DB: QC1 database; LOCAL: local data source
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Plot 1 | data source: | vimos_ifu_score (QC1 database) |
dataset: | trace2_slope | |
average: | none |
fixed thresholds: | -10...10 | pix |
N_data plotted: | 17 |
[click on plot for closeup] |
Plot 2 | data source: | vimos_ifu_score (QC1 database) |
dataset: | trace2_slope | |
average: | none |
fixed thresholds: | -10...10 | pix |
N_data plotted: | 17 |
[click on plot for closeup] |
Plot 3 | data source: | vimos_ifu_score (QC1 database) |
dataset: | trace2_slope | |
average: | none |
fixed thresholds: | -10...10 | pix |
N_data plotted: | 17 |
[click on plot for closeup] |
Plot 4 | data source: | vimos_ifu_score (QC1 database) |
dataset: | trace2_slope | |
average: | none |
fixed thresholds: | -10...10 | pix |
N_data plotted: | 17 |
[click on plot for closeup] |
This plot
Trending plot for slope of fibre traces (IFU).
The QC1 parameter QC.IFU.TRACE2.SLOPE is multiplied with 4096 (the Y dimension of the CCD).
The result should stay within +/- 10 pixels around zero.
Setting HR_orange is usually measured daily; other settings only when science
frames have been observed.
Template ID: ifu_cal_DayCalib (daytime Health Checks), ifu_cal_NightCalib
(attached night-time). Pipeline recipe: vmifucalib.
General information
Click on any of the plots to see a close-up version.
The latest date is indicated on top of the plot.
If configured,
- data points belonging to the latest date are specially marked
- statistical averages are indicated by a solid line, and thresholds by broken lines
- outliers are marked by a red asterisk. They are defined as data points outside the
threshold lines
- "aliens" (= data points outside the plot Y limits) are marked by a red arrow (↑ or ↓)
- you can download the data for each parameter set if the 'Data downloads' link shows up
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