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Version 1.9 Build 1488 |
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Package | alma | |
Module | alma | |
Tool | iramcalibrater |
A plot of the solution is returned to the disk as a postscript file with a name consistent with the ms file name and bands/sidebands solved for.
For less-than-well-behaved data with phasewraps, the npointaver and phasewrap parameters may be used to tune the phase tracking algorithm. npointaver sets the number of consecutive time points that are averaged for comparison with the next point to see if it has slipped a cycle. phasewrap is the phase difference required in the comparison to indicate a cycle slip. When a cycle slip is detected, the current point and all future points will be shifted by + / - 360 before the solution. Such slip corrections will accumulate for every detected slip. For well-behaved data, the defaults should be adequate.
fieldnames | Field names of calibrators to be used | ||
Allowed: | Vector of Strings | ||
freqgrp | frequency group to solve for phase | ||
Allowed: | '3mm-LSB' || '3mm-USB' || '1mm' || '1mm-LSB' || '1mm-USB' | ||
Default: | '3mm-LSB' | ||
refant | Reference antenna | ||
Allowed: | Int | ||
Default: | 1 | ||
phasetransfer | type of transfer for 1mm solution | ||
Allowed: | 'raw' || 'curve' || 'none' | ||
Default: | 'raw' | ||
rawspw | spectral window used in case of raw phase transfer | ||
Allowed: | Int | ||
Default: | -1 | ||
npointaver | Number of consecutive time points averaged for phase tracking | ||
Allowed: | Int | ||
Default: | 10 | ||
phasewrap | Phase difference that indicates a cycle slip in phase tracking | ||
Allowed: | Quantity | ||
Default: | '250deg' |
myic:=iramcalibrater('10feb97-g067.ms') myic.phcor(F) myic.rf(fieldname='0528+134', freqgrp='3mm-LSB') myic.phase(fieldnames=['0528+134', '0415+379'], freqgrp='3mm-LSB') myic.rf(fieldname='0528+134', freqgrp='1mm') myic.phase(fieldnames=['0528+134', '0415+379'], freqgrp='1mm', phasetransfer='raw', rawspw=3) myic.done()In the example above we used 0528+134 to do the bandpass calibration and 0528+134 and 0415+379 to do the phase calibration at 3mm. Then the bandpass is done on the 1mm (both side bands) with a phasetranfer from the spw=3 as raw phase reference at 3mm.