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MOPEX User's Guide - IRSA

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<strong>MOPEX</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Reinterpolation uses the same interpolation scheme and other processing parameters as used<br />

by the original interpolation. All this information is recorded in the headers of the<br />

interpolated images. The newly interpolated images become the input to later modules.<br />

5.6.18 Mosaic Modules: Fix Coverage<br />

Command Line Equivalent: run_fix_coverage<br />

Default Output Directory: /Interp-mosaic<br />

De pe nds On: Mosaic Interpolate (or Mosaic Reinterpolate)<br />

PURPOSE<br />

After all outlier pixels have been identified in the previous modules, there is the option to<br />

suppress usage of pixels that have very small coverage (number of repeated observations at<br />

the same point of sky). Pixels whose usage is suppressed have their coverage set to 0 in new<br />

coverage maps.<br />

INPUT<br />

Min Single Coverage: (float) The minimum coverage for an individual pixel. The default<br />

value is 0.95.<br />

Min Block Coverage: (float) The minimum average coverage in the block of 9 pixels<br />

centered on a given pixel for it to be retained. The default value is 0.83<br />

COMMAND LINE INPUT<br />

Within mosaic.pl, no parameters are set for this module, so default values are used for Min<br />

Single Coverage and Min Block Coverage<br />

OUTPUT<br />

Fix Coverage Images (fixed_covg_*.fits): The stack of corrected coverage maps.<br />

DISCUSSION<br />

Mosaicking (mosaic.pl) 83<br />

Mosaic Modules

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