This documentation is intended both for QC scientists and SciOps astronomers (who may want to ignore the technical information displayed in grey).
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qc_DARK.sh
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VERSION |
1.0 -- 2002-03-12 cloned from ISAAC for NACO
1.1 -- 2005-08-17 incorporated from old NACO; new name qc_DCAL.sh
1.2 -- 2015-09-03 use AB instead of DATE and PF as input
1.3 -- 2017-08-30 docu reviewed
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SYNTAX |
SHELL
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CALL |
processQC
from $DFS_PRODUCT/DARK/$DATE:
qc_DARK $AB
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INSTRUMENT |
NACO
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RAWTYPE |
DARK
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PURPOSE |
The QC scripts calclates a lot of further QC paramaters per detetcor quadrant
and creates a plot
the procedure calls DARK_1night.sh
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PROCINPUT |
NACO_IMG_DARK_AVG product;
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QC1TABLE |
trending | table(s) in QC1 database:
naco_dark
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TRENDPLOT |
trending | HealthCheck plot(s) associated to this procedure:
trend_report_DAILY_DARKRON_HC.html |
trend_report_DARKEXTRA_HC.html
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QC1PAGE |
trending | associated documentation:
dark_qc1.html
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QC1PLOTS
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qc_DARK.gif
box1: comparison master (red) <-> raw (blue);
upper panel: middle row and middle column, full pixel range, in ADU;
lower panel: middle row and middle column, central 100 pixels, in ADU
box 2: structure description; all columns (top) and all rows (bottom) are collapsed and displayed;
box 3: histogram: all pixel values in log frequency histogram; raw: blue, master: red, reference: green; there should be a dominant peak with Gaussian shape (which translates to parabola shape in this log freq diagram)
top label: name of analyzed master bias frame
qc_DARK_diff.png
full display of difference of the master with corresponding reference frame
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QC1PARAM |
The NACO dark recipe generates seven QC parameters:
QC.RON1 , read out noise based on the first two raw frames
QC.RON2 , read out noise based on the raw frame #2 and #3
QC.DARKMED , median dark level of the product
QC.NBCOLPIX , number of cold pixel in the cold pixel map product
QC.NBHOTPIX , number of hot pixel in the hot pixel map product
QC.NBDEVPIX , numer of deviant pixel in the deviant pixel map
This QC script retrieves a lot of QC parameters per detector quadrant and stores them into the QC1 DB
Justification for this is the wild history of the NACO detector performance.
Since 2015-01-01, NACO is operated with the third detector.
Generally the eclipse commands are used to get properties from the master dark.
like statistical noise, fixed pattern, large scale gradient corrected values, odd-even column effects, contamination etc.
UL stands for upper left quadrant, LR stands for lower right quadrant
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ALGORITHM |
Description of algorithms:
sigma_master: statistics (std_dev) in quadrants (stcube)
sigma_raw: statistics (std_dev) in central window X1024..1124, Y1998..2098 (MIDAS: stat/ima, bins=1, outputr(4))
median_master: statistics (median) of full frame (MIDAS: stat/ima, bins=0.1, exc=100,300)
struct_row/col: average/row or col; statistics with exc=mean+/-2 ADU; struct_row/col is the std_dev
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CERTIF |
Reasons for rejection: - unusually high dark level or RON level (unless representative);
- unusual structure (compare panel 2 plots with older/reference version);
- non-Gaussian shape of histogram;
- DATANCOM lower than usual (2-3), especially if extra N=3 version exists
Also full display of the local difference, i.e. of the master with closest in time conterpart is monitored.
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COMMENTS |
The script calls gnuplot for graphics and ESO eclipse for fits manipulation
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[2017-09-12T08:53:08] created by qcDocu v1.1.2, a tqs tool
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