EVLA Wide-Band Wide-Field Imaging: G55.7 3.4: Difference between revisions
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=== Bandpass calibration === | |||
=== Gain calibration === | |||
=== Flux scaling gain solutions === | |||
=== Applying calibration === | |||
=== Plotting calibrated data === | |||
== Imaging == | |||
=== Splitting out target data === | |||
=== Multi-scale clean === | |||
=== Multi-scale, multi-frequency synthesis === | |||
=== Multi-scale, wide-field clean === | |||
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Revision as of 17:33, 25 August 2011
Overview
This CASA Guide describes the imaging of the supernova remnant G55.7+3.4.. The data were taken on August 23, 2010, in the first D-configuration for which the new wide-band capabilities of the WIDAR correlator were available. The 8-hour-long observation includes all available 1 GHz of bandwidth in L-band, from 1-2 GHz in frequency.
The data have also been flagged and calibrated, and the corrected data for G55.7+3.4 have been split off to
Preliminary data evaluation
plotms, plotants, viewer (?)
A priori calibration and flagging
Antenna position correction
Flagging non-operational antennas
Automatic RFI excision
Hanning-smoothing data
Using phase calibration source for preliminary bandpass calibration
Running testautoflag
Evaluating results & manual flagging
Flagging lowest edge of SPW 0 ...
