CASA EVLA Tasks: Difference between revisions
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This is a collection of CASA tasks to help process and analyze EVLA data. Although they are not officially supported, some authors may choose to provide contact information. | This is a collection of CASA tasks to help process and analyze EVLA data. Although they are not officially supported, some authors may choose to provide contact information. | ||
Since they are CASA tasks, you will need to run the buildmytasks application prior to importing into CASA. See | Since they are CASA tasks, you will need to run the buildmytasks application prior to importing into CASA. See [http://casa.nrao.edu/docs/UserMan/UserManap7.html Appendix G of the CASA Cookbook] for a description of this process. Note that as a result of posting these files to a Wiki, the names have been changed so that the first letter is capitalized. You will need to change this to lowercase prior to running buildmytasks. Once imported, they are called like any other tasks, and will include help information within CASA. | ||
If you would like to contribute, and do not have access to the CASA Guides WIKI, you may email Miriam Krauss (mkrauss at nrao.edu). | If you would like to contribute, and do not have access to the CASA Guides WIKI, you may email Miriam Krauss (mkrauss at nrao.edu). | ||
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Overview
This is a collection of CASA tasks to help process and analyze EVLA data. Although they are not officially supported, some authors may choose to provide contact information.
Since they are CASA tasks, you will need to run the buildmytasks application prior to importing into CASA. See Appendix G of the CASA Cookbook for a description of this process. Note that as a result of posting these files to a Wiki, the names have been changed so that the first letter is capitalized. You will need to change this to lowercase prior to running buildmytasks. Once imported, they are called like any other tasks, and will include help information within CASA.
If you would like to contribute, and do not have access to the CASA Guides WIKI, you may email Miriam Krauss (mkrauss at nrao.edu).
plotwx: plotting the weather table, obtaining observation-specific opacity information
Download task files: File:Task plotWX.py, File:PlotWX.xml
listsdm: a 'listobs'-style information tool for SDM files
Download task files: File:Task listsdm.py, File:Listsdm.xml
findsources: use the online Vizier catalogs to find sources for outlier-field imaging
Download task files: File:Task findsources.py, File:Findsources.xml
