... In the framework of a collaboration between ESO and OAT concerning the development of a data reduction pipeline and the related quality control subsystems software for UVES/VLT, a detailed feasibility study is being performed on the basis of data extracted from the EMMI/NTT archive. ... It is ESO policy to perform data reduction for VLT instruments in ``pipeline" mode, either at the observing premises or at headquarters. ... archive data were processed in pipeline mode; . ...

... Science Users Information > Observing with ESO Telescopes > Phase 2 Preparation > Phase 2 Submission . ... Service Mode Philosophy . ... Service Mode OB Rules . ... Readme File . ... Checking OBs and README files in the ESO Database . ... These checks will be automatically performed also at the time of checking the Phase 2 material in the ESO Database, and non-compliant OBs or README files will be rejected. ... All Service Mode OBs and README files must be submitted to the ESO Database from P2PP. ...

... DPERSC-CP34SE: ...and 0 packets were found to have segments without Reed Solomon corrections CPEEND- DATA EDITING ENDED 26-APR-95 18:05:56 FOR W1DR0806T . CPE0EN--------------------------------------------- DATA EDITING COMPLETED ----------------------------------------------------- CPG0VS--------------------------------------------- DATA EVALUATION STARTED ----------------------------------------------- DPVSTR- DATA EVALUATION STARTED 26-APR-95 18:16:57 FOR ...

SAS 6.1 AND OM GRISM DATA PROCESSING ------------------------------------ Processing of OM grism data has changed substantially in this SAS 6.1 release. ... The results are written into the files: - p*SPCREG*.ASC a region type file depicting the positions of the zero and the extracted first order - p*SPECLI*.FIT the fits file corresponding to the extracted spectrum - p*SPECTR*.FIT contains the extracted spectrum: wavelength, net count rate, background, flux and corresponding errors. ...

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... Space Research Institute . Main . ... Main results of the experimental and theoretical research completed in 2010 . ... Moon's topography is shown based on LOLA laser altimeter data, white contour shows a permanently shadowed region and a white rhomb indicates LCROSS spacecraft impact location. ... Ultra deep survey of the sky in hard X-rays, performed by INTEGRAL observatory . INTEGRAL observatory has completed the first and the most sensitive survey of the sky in hard X-ray energy band. ...

Next: Calibration Frames and Up: CCD Reductions Previous: General Overview of . ... However, apart from a few cases the keyword setting itself is not modified: principally, keywords can only be changed by the SET/CCD command. ... After (partially) having finished a CCD reduction the user may want to store the current keyword setting. ... The keyword setting can be restored by the command INIT/CCD red_table , where red_table is the reduction table containing the CCD keyword setting, previously saved. ...

... Posts tagged ?incompleteness? ... Comment . ... The notions of missing data are overall different between two communities. ... Astronomers?I?m not sure how they think but my impression so far is that a missing value in one attribute/variable from a object/observation/informant, all other attributes related to that object become useless because that object is not considered in scientific data analysis or model evaluation process. ... 2 Comments . ... Entries RSS . ... Entries (RSS) and Comments (RSS)...

... First the task demos (``de-mosaic'') is used to break the model produced by mosmem into models for individual pointings. ... Task selfcal takes all the models simultaneously and then, for each visibility in the input visibility dataset, it computes a model visibility using the model with the same pointing centre. ... DEMOS . ... There are, however, multiple input models (produced by demos ) corresponding to each of the pointings to be used in the self-calibration. ... Models produced by demos . ...

When you enter a command at the shell prompt, your shell forks a child process in which to execute the command. The parent process (your shell) waits for the command to complete and for its child process to die. Until then you are unable to enter another command. Commands entered in this way are known as foreground processes . Once the command completes and the child process dies, the parent process is reactivated, the shellprompt returns, and you can enter another command. ...