GMOS Arcs
Note: there are two different kinds of arcs, ones for N&S, and standard arcs. Check the MASKNAME in the PHU to check which type it is and be sure to use the correct type with the data.
Prepare arc with GSREDUCE
- GSREDUCE ga*
inimages = "ga*" Input GMOS images or list
(outimages = "") Output images or list
(outpref = "gs") Prefix for output images
*(fl_over = no) Subtract overscan level
*(fl_trim = yes) Trim off the overscan section
*(fl_bias = yes) Subtract bias image
(fl_gscrrej = no) Clean images for cosmic rays
(fl_dark = no) Subtract (scaled) dark image
*(fl_flat = no) Apply flat field correction
*(fl_gmosaic = yes) Mosaic science extensions
*(fl_fixpix = no) Interpolate across chip gaps if mosaicing
*(fl_gsappwave = yes) Run gsappwave on reduced image
*(fl_cut = yes) Cut slits into separate spectra if mosaicing
(fl_title = yes) Put object id in title of cut spectra (MOS only)
(fl_vardq = no) Create variance and data quality frames
*(bias = "bias.fits") Bias image name
==> gsreduce fl_over- fl_trim+ fl_bias+ fl_gmos+ fl_gsap+ fl_cut+
- GSWAVELENGTH both arcs seperately
- bad lines: 6057.5, 6298, 6306.65, 6368, 6482.27, 7313, 7352.9 6058.7, 6307, 6368, 6482, 7313, 7352.9, 6298?
- Gemini South: bad lines = 6033, 6058, 6113, 6367, 6482, 7313, 7385
It may be a good idea to print wavelength calibration lines and trace for future reference.
=> 2 gsga (with two central wavelengths) cleanup: mv ga* proc_images/
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