Documentation of QC procedures: procedure std_mos_qc_2CCD.prg for FORS1

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NAME std_mos_qc_2CCD.prg
VERSION 1.0 -- adapted for FORS2 (PS, 05/2002)
1.1 -- adapted for FORS1 (SM, 04/2007)
SYNTAX MIDAS
CALL measureQuality
from $DFS_PRODUCT/STD_MOS/$DATE:
inmidas -P -j "@@ $DFO_PROC_DIR/std_mos_qc.prg $date $PF"
INSTRUMENT FORS1
RAWTYPE STD_MOS
PURPOSE compares raw and product STD_MOS files for FORS1 QC assessment; the plots are later reviewed within certifyProducts. The first plot (std_mos_grap1.png) is stored as Postscript file in $DFO_PLT_DIR.
PROCINPUT raw image from AB; STD_MOS product;
QC1TABLE trending | table(s) in QC1 database:
fors1_std_mos
TRENDPLOT trending | HealthCheck plot associated to this procedure: none
QC1PAGE trending | associated documentation: none
QC1PLOTS
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std_mos_grap1.png
left: upper panel: extracted, sky-subtracted spectrum of brightest source (black) with error spectrum (green)
lower panel: extracted sky background for brightest object (black) with sky lines marked (magenta)

std_mos_disp1.png
full display of raw frame

std_mos_disp2.png
full display of reduced, sky-subtracted frame
QC1PARAM QC1db names: n_saturated | object_position | avg_accuracy
QC1 params created by pipeline: avg_accuracy (from wavelength calibration data)
QC1 params created by this procedure: n_saturated
QC1 parameters written into QC1 table: none
ALGORITHM Description of algorithms:
n_saturated Number of pixels above 60000 counts in the raw frame within the slitlet containing the standard star spectrum.
object_position Y position of standard star spectrum.
CERTIF Reasons for rejection:
- lack of signal;
- saturated spectra (flat parts in raw data; not necessarily visible in processed data)
if n_saturated > 0 check raw spectrum for flat parts.
COMMENTS Chip 2 usually does not contain a spectrum.
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