[Comm2011] OBject

[Konrad Kuijken]

Exciting isn't it?
Surely we are not already complaining about data volume ;-)

RA and DEC are there, and we only looked at a limited set of data, so  
it is not too hard to figure out for now.
I'm amazed we got this far in COM1A. But remember these are not yet  
science-quality data:
no guiding, some optical alignment remains, often bad filter focus  
offsets, etc.
We should find a way to make sure these data are flagged appropriately  
in the db.

Also, I confess I did not find the time, and did not have the memory,  
to figure out what to put in the STRATEGY keyword. We were observing  
in engineering mode all the time which means you fill in the templates  
by hand every time. The keyword is there, but you should not take the  
values seriously. Perhaps we can use this keyword to flag all  
commissioning data?

Koen


On Apr 1, 2011, at 14:11, Edwin A. Valentyn wrote:

> Thanks Jeffrey
> Danny, Willem -Jan:
> It becomes increasingly difficult to identify observations in  
> absence of
> RA, dec, object and log - I see by now over 6000 rawscienceframes!
> Can we not fill in object ourselves for those we have identified- eg
> Leo. Kids, Hercules etc. (eg via CALTS)
> This at least will be useful and save us lots of time.
>
> Edwin
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