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This page describes the hands-on self calibration portion of the ALMA data reduction workshop. In this session you will carry out self-calibration on ALMA Science Verification data to improve the image quality. This page describes the data and introduces the scripts. It is not a full-fledged CASA guide, only background for the hands on portion of the workshop. For the imaging session in the morning go here: [[WorkshopImaging]] | This page describes the hands-on self calibration portion of the ALMA data reduction workshop. In this session you will carry out self-calibration on ALMA Science Verification data to improve the image quality. This page describes the data and introduces the scripts. It is not a full-fledged CASA guide, only background for the hands on portion of the workshop. For the imaging session in the morning go here: [[WorkshopImaging]] | ||
== Data Description == | == Overview == | ||
=== Data Description === | |||
You will use the now-familiar NGC 3256 Band 3 or TW Hydra Band 7 Science Verification data. | You will use the now-familiar NGC 3256 Band 3 or TW Hydra Band 7 Science Verification data. | ||
=== | === Recommended Approach === | ||
== Continuum Self Calibration == | == Continuum Self Calibration == | ||
Revision as of 14:42, 28 November 2011
This page describes the hands-on self calibration portion of the ALMA data reduction workshop. In this session you will carry out self-calibration on ALMA Science Verification data to improve the image quality. This page describes the data and introduces the scripts. It is not a full-fledged CASA guide, only background for the hands on portion of the workshop. For the imaging session in the morning go here: WorkshopImaging
Overview
Data Description
You will use the now-familiar NGC 3256 Band 3 or TW Hydra Band 7 Science Verification data.
Recommended Approach
Continuum Self Calibration
Continuum-to-Line Self Calibration
Self-calibration can also be used to improve your spectral line imaging.
