Create observation-specific bad pixel file for HRC
hrc_build_badpix infile outfile obsfile degapfile [cfu1] [cfu2] [cfv1]
[cfv1] [logfile] [clobber] [verbose]
hrc_build_badpix generates an observation-specific HRC bad pixel file
by converting bad pixel regions in raw coordinates (typically
obtained from a CALDB file) to chip coordinates, including only
those time-dependent bad pixels which fall within the time range of
the observation in question.
hrc_build_badpix is typically run as part of standard processing,
but users may wish to re-run it if they identify new bad pixels not
contained in the CALDB bad pixel list. Users should also run this
tool if they have run hrc_process_events with a different degap
solution from that used in standard processing, to insure consistency
in the degap solution applied in hrc_process_events and hrc_build_badpix.
hrc_build_badpix infile=CALDB outfile=hrcf06460_bpix1.fits
obsfile=hrcf06460_obs.par
degapfile=CALDB clobber=yes verbose=1
Generate bad pixel file for OBSID 6460 using standard CALDB input
for bad pixel list and degap solution. The observation parameter
file hrcf06460_obs.par is obtained by running the command
dmmakepar infile=hrcf06460N001_evt2.fits outfile=hrcf06460_obs.par
hrc_build_badpix infile=my_badpix.fits outfile=hrcf06460_bpix1.fits
obsfile=hrcf06460_obs.par degapfile=CALDB clobber=yes verbose=1
Generate bad pixel file for OBSID 6460 using a user-specific bad pixel
list.
hrc_build_badpix infile=my_badpix.fits outfile=hrcf06460_bpix1.fits
obsfile=hrcf06460_obs.par degapfile=hrciD1999-07-22gaplookupN0001.fits
clobber=yes verbose=1
Generate bad pixel file for OBSID 6460 using a user-specific bad pixel
list and degap corrections file. The user should verify that this
degap solution is the same as that used in hrc_process_events.
Parameter=infile (file required filetype=ARD default=CALDB)
HRC analysis reference bad pixel file.
FITS Binary Table file containing a list of rectangular
pixel regions that describe bad or hot pixel regions. The file also
contains temporal and status information on the bad pixel regions.
Output observation-specific bad pixel file.
FITS file containing bad pixel regions which apply to the
observation interval specified in the obs.par file.
Observation parameters file.
Parameter file containing information needed for
processing of the bad pixel file. It may be generated from any
FITS file whose header contains the TSTART, TSTOP, and DETNAM
keywords for the observation, using DMMAKEPAR.
Parameter=degapfile (file not required filetype=ARD default=CALDB)
HRC degap correction factor table.
FITS Binary Table containing HRC degap corrections needed to
convert the raw event
positions into chip positions. A value of 'NONE' indicates that the
values of cfu1, cfv1 are used for linear and cfu2,cfv2 are used
for quadratic correction factors. These coefficients represent
an early attempt at degap corrections and their use is discouraged if
accurate, full-field image reconstruction is desired.
Linear coarse u axis correction factor.
Floating point value used for linear degap corrections for the u
axis when a degap file is not provided (degapfile = "NONE").
Quadratic coarse u axis correction factor.
Floating point value used for quadratic degap corrections for the u
axis when a degap file is not provided (degapfile = "NONE").
Linear coarse v axis correction factor.
Floating point value used for linear degap corrections for the v
axis when a degap file is not provided (degapfile = "NONE").
Quadratic coarse v axis correction factor.
Floating point value used for quadratic degap corrections for the v
axis when a degap file is not provided (degapfile = "NONE").
Parameter=logfile (file filetype=output default=STDOUT)
Output file to log tool processing.
Name of the output logfile that will be
generated if the verbose parameter is set between 1-5. A value of
'STDOUT' indicates that the log text should be directed to standard
output (typically, the user's screen).
Flag to overwrite an existing output file.
Boolean flag that indicates whether the tool should overwrite an
existing file with the same name when it attempts to create the output
file. A value of 'yes' will cause the code to overwrite an existing
file.
Level of output logging to perform.
An integer value between 0 and 5 inclusive. A value of zero
indicates that no debug information should be output while a value of
five indicates that as much information as possible should be logged.
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