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NAME |
pionier_speccalQC.py
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VERSION |
1.0 -- 2015-06-06
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SYNTAX |
PYTHON
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CALL |
measureQuality from $DFS_PRODUCT/SPECTRAL_CALIBRATION/$DATE:
pionier_speccalQC.py -a $AB
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INSTRUMENT |
PIONIER
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RAWTYPE |
RAW_SPEC_CALIBRATION
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PURPOSE |
a) generates QC reports
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PROCINPUT |
No special input is required:
a) $DATE is read from the input AB
c) frames are implicitly read from the AB.
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QC1TABLE |
trending | table(s) in QC1 database:
pionier_spec_calibration
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TRENDPLOT |
trending | HealthCheck plot(s) associated to this procedure:
trend_report_SPECTRAL_CALIB_HC.html
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QC1PAGE |
trending | associated documentation:
speccal_qc1.html
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QC1PLOTS
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r.PIONI.2015-11-28T09:05:00.033_tpl_0000.png
r.PIONI.2015-11-28T09:05:00.033_tpl_0001.png
r.PIONI.2015-11-28T09:05:00.033_tpl_0002.png
r.PIONI.2015-11-28T09:05:00.033_tpl_0003.png
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QC1PARAM |
QC1 parameters written into QC1 table :
SOURCE(header/script) DBNAME value description
QC.EFFWAVE spec_cal_effwave 1.6e-6 effective central wave
QC.EFFBAND spec_cal_effband 4.32e-8 effective band
QC.EFFWAVE.PTP spec_cal_effwave_ptp 4.3e-8 effective central wave variation between the baselines (peak to peak)
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ALGORITHM |
Description of algorithms:
This measures the effective wavelength of each spectral channel
by measuring the actual fringes spacing for long scans.
This is only possible if the internal piezo scanner is well calibrated/known and linear
Data can be taken on sky (used to calibrate sky data).
or on the internal lamp (HC).
using the Fourier Transform Spectrometry of the fringes
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CERTIF |
Products are rejected if the central wavelength is too far off
Products are rejected if the effective band is too far off
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COMMENTS |
None
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