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==== Early in CSV ====
==== Early in CSV ====
[[File:Csv.mid.png]]<br>
[[File:Csv.mid.png|200px]]<br>


==== Late in CSV ====   
==== Late in CSV ====   
[[File:Csv.late.png]]<br>
[[File:Csv.late.png|200px]]<br>


==== Early Science "medium" configuration ====  
==== Early Science "medium" configuration ====  
[[File:Early.med.png]]<br>
[[File:Early.med.png|200px]]<br>


==== Early Science "large" configuration ====   
==== Early Science "large" configuration ====   
[[File:Early.large.png]]<br>
[[File:Early.large.png|200px]]<br>




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<tt>simdata2</tt> SMA observation and example of how to turn a Gaussian component into an image:
<tt>simdata2</tt> SMA observation and example of how to turn a Gaussian component into an image:
[[File:SMAtest.py]]<br>
[[File:SMAtest.py]]<br>
[[File::SMAtest.png]]
[[File:SMAtest.png|200px]]




A Galactic SNR from a very early version of <tt>simdata</tt>:<br>
A Galactic SNR from a very early version of <tt>simdata</tt>:<br>
[[File:Crystal6.png]]
[[File:Crystal6.png|200px]]

Latest revision as of 17:48, 24 May 2010

Early Science Simulation Examples

I chose a scaled image of M51 that would work for all of these with the same angular size, but of course once a larger array is ready at the end of early science, one would not choose to only use this configuration and resolve out most of the flux. i.e. this is a simdata demonstration, not a suggestion of what you should do with ALMA :)

Early in CSV


Late in CSV


Early Science "medium" configuration


Early Science "large" configuration



Other Arrays and Miscellany

simdata2 SMA observation and example of how to turn a Gaussian component into an image: File:SMAtest.py


A Galactic SNR from a very early version of simdata: