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ISOCAM Interactive Analysis User's Manual Version 5.0 - ISO - ESA

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238 CHAPTER 20. ADVANCED DATA CALIBRATION<br />

20.2.5 Flat-fielding<br />

Currently several methods of flat-fielding, all of which are handled by corr flat, are available.<br />

In general corr flat performs flat-fielding as follows:<br />

1. Looks at the keywords method and inflat to determine how the FLAT is to be selected.<br />

2. Divides each EXPOSURE of .IMAGE with the selected FLAT, or, if the corr flat keyword<br />

/cube is set then the IMAGEs in .CUBE are divided by the FLAT.<br />

3. Finally, places the FLAT in the PDS field .FLAT.<br />

For all the different methods of flat-fielding the impact on the PDS is the same. The field<br />

.FLAT is filled with the .FLAT used for flat-fielding. Either the reduced EXPOSUREs are flatfielded<br />

(.IMAGE is modified) as is the default, or if the keyword /cube is set then the IMAGEs<br />

are flat-fielded (.CUBE is modified).<br />

1. method=‘library’ or method=‘calg’<br />

method: CAL-G or library FLAT correction. In a similar manner as for the CAL-G<br />

DARK, get sscdstruct uses find best (see Section 20.12) to find the most suitable<br />

DFLT and OFLT images from the CIA CDSs and places the product of these images,<br />

i.e. the FLAT, in the PDS field .CALG.FLAT. When the the keyword method is set<br />

to method=‘library’, corr flat uses the FLAT in .CALG.FLAT.<br />

If the corr flat keyword /cube is set then the flat-fielding is performed on the IM-<br />

AGEs, otherwise it is performed on the EXPOSUREs.<br />

called routine: flat library<br />

2. method=‘oflat’<br />

method: CAL-G or library OFLAT correction. This is exactly the same method as for<br />

method=‘library’ except that only an optical flat-field correction is performed.<br />

called routine: flat library<br />

3. method=‘oflat’<br />

method: CAL-G or library DFLAT correction. This is exactly the same method as for<br />

method=‘library’ except that only a detector flat-field correction is performed.<br />

called routine: flat library<br />

4. method=‘auto’<br />

method: Automatic creation of the FLAT. In the case of a raster observation, a very<br />

good FLAT can be determined from the actual observation data. To use this ‘auto’<br />

FLAT set the keyword method to method=‘auto’.<br />

The algorithm used to create the ‘auto’ FLAT is as follows:<br />

(a) A median image is derived from the EXPOSUREs in .IMAGE, or if the keyword<br />

/cube is set, a median image is derived from the IMAGEs in .CUBE.<br />

(b) The resulting median image is then normalized by dividing by its mean.<br />

(c) This FLAT is placed in the PDS .FLAT and flat-fielding proceeds in the usual<br />

way.

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