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== Tutorials for the Very Long Baseline Array ==
== Tutorials for the Very Long Baseline Array ==
CASA is offering increased VLBI support through a collaboration with the Joint Institute for VLBI ERIC (JIVE), where VLBI-specific CASA tasks are being developed and tested. The below VLBI CASA tutorials introduce the CASA environment and touch upon the visualization, calibration and imaging capabilities available, along with the scripting methods so that you can create your own calibration scripts for your own data.
Credits: These CASA tutorials represent publicly available materials developed by scientists from the University of Manchester, the Joint Institute for VLBI ERIC (JIVE), and the University of Pretoria/SARAO through funding from Development in Africa with Radio Astronomy (DARA). The materials are based upon a workshop developed by Anita Richards (University of Manchester) in 2016. The subsequent update has been conducted by Jack Radcliffe (SARAO/ University of Pretoria) which has been influenced by Des Small's (JIVE) [http://jive.nl/~small/FringeFitting/n14c3_tutorial.html EVN CASA tutorial]. This [http://jive.nl/~small/FringeFitting/n14c3_tutorial.html EVN CASA tutorial] also explains the step needed for pre-processing archiveal EVN data for use in CASA.
While implementation of VLBI data processing is an ongoing effort in CASA, we also include below two old AIPS tutorials on this topic.




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CASA tutorial: [http://www.jb.man.ac.uk/DARA/unit4/Workshops/Spectral_line.html EVN HI Spectral Line]
CASA tutorial: [http://www.jb.man.ac.uk/DARA/unit4/Workshops/Spectral_line.html EVN HI Spectral Line]
<font size = 1>Credits & disclaimer: These CASA tutorials represent publicly available materials developed by scientists from the University of Manchester, the Joint Institute for VLBI ERIC (JIVE), and the University of Pretoria/SARAO through funding from Development in Africa with Radio Astronomy (DARA). The materials are based upon a workshop developed by Anita Richards (Uni. of Manchester) in 2016. The subsequent update has been conducted by Jack Radcliffe (SARAO/ Uni. of Pretoria) which has been influenced by Des Small's (JIVE) [http://jive.nl/~small/FringeFitting/n14c3_tutorial.html EVN CASA tutorial]. This [http://jive.nl/~small/FringeFitting/n14c3_tutorial.html EVN CASA tutorial] also explains the step needed for pre-processing archiveal EVN data for use in CASA.





Revision as of 17:46, 15 October 2019

Tutorials for the Very Long Baseline Array

CASA is offering increased VLBI support through a collaboration with the Joint Institute for VLBI ERIC (JIVE), where VLBI-specific CASA tasks are being developed and tested. The below VLBI CASA tutorials introduce the CASA environment and touch upon the visualization, calibration and imaging capabilities available, along with the scripting methods so that you can create your own calibration scripts for your own data.

Credits: These CASA tutorials represent publicly available materials developed by scientists from the University of Manchester, the Joint Institute for VLBI ERIC (JIVE), and the University of Pretoria/SARAO through funding from Development in Africa with Radio Astronomy (DARA). The materials are based upon a workshop developed by Anita Richards (University of Manchester) in 2016. The subsequent update has been conducted by Jack Radcliffe (SARAO/ University of Pretoria) which has been influenced by Des Small's (JIVE) EVN CASA tutorial. This EVN CASA tutorial also explains the step needed for pre-processing archiveal EVN data for use in CASA.

While implementation of VLBI data processing is an ongoing effort in CASA, we also include below two old AIPS tutorials on this topic.


CASA tutorials

CASA tutorial: ENV Continuum Imaging & Calibration

CASA tutorial: EVN HI Spectral Line


Old AIPS tutorials

AIPS tutorial: Simple Self-Calibration

AIPS tutorial: Spectral Lines and Astrometry