[Issues] Target Processor: PhotSrcCatalog creation problem
R. Vermeij
ronald at astro.rug.nl
Tue Dec 19 14:54:57 CET 2006
Dear mr. Vaith,
As for all other calibrations, the photometric calibration can be
performed for all instruments
with the system as is. The problem you have has to do with the fact that
the _calibration data_ for
the photometric pipeline (aka standard star observations) have been
erroneously ingested under
the purpose /_science_ /instead of _/photom/._ This causes the template
name to be filled in as :
<instrument name>_img_obs_stare
where it should be :
<instrument name>_img_cal_zp
Note that the old template names *_img_cal_zpkey and *_img_cal_zpuser
have been deprecated
by ESO. The one given above is now exclusively used for the data
earmarked for deriving the
zeropoint for the night. Also note that in the reduction, these
templates are only actively used by
the target processor, the DBRecipes do not use templates in their
queries (yet).
What can you do to fix this ? Well, re-ingesting the data is practically
impossible without severely
hacking the system. The only thing you can do is ask your DBA nicelly to
fix this in the database.
Regards,
Ronald Vermeij
Hans Vaith wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> when trying to use the Target Processor to create PhotSrcCatalog objects I get
> an error saying that no AstrometricParameter objects can be found. Looking
> through the code in OnTheFly.py I found what causes this error.
>
> The AstrometricParameters.exist() method is called with template='*zp*'. This
> template name is set by the method getTemplate() in OnTheFly.py. A comment
> there says that for PhotSrcCatalog objects only ReducedScienceFrames with a
> template name of '*_zpkey' or '*_zpuser' should be used.
>
> However, my ReducedScienceFrames have a different template
> name: 'WFI_img_obs_stare'.
>
> I found the strings 'zpkey' and 'zpuser' in the OmegaCAM calibration plan, so
> it seems as if the code in OnTheFly.py expected to see things the way they
> are intended for OmegaCAM. Is there a plan to also support instruments in the
> Target Processor that do not follow these OmegaCAM template name conventions?
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
> Regards,
> Hans
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