SPHERE: ZIMPOL photometric standard star
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HC PLOTS |
photometric zeropoint in V, R and I |
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Strehl ratio of acquired source |
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QC1 database (advanced users):
browse |
plot
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The SPHERE calibration plan includes the observations of
- IRDIS CI/DBI: photometric standard stars and astrometric standard stars
- IFS: photometric standard stars and astrometric standard stars
- ZIMPOL-IMG: photometric standard stars and astrometric standard stars
- ZIMPOL-POL: unpolarized and polarized polarimetric standard stars
ZIMPOL photometric standard stars are acquired once a month in imaging
mode in three broad band filters, under photometric conditions, once
with closed loop and once with open loop, but both setups without
coronograph. A further setup parameters are the neutral density filter.
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ZIMPOL photometric standard star observation raw frame.
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ZIMPOL photometric standard star observation.
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ZIMPOL Photometric zeropoint
QC1_parameters
FITS key |
QC1 database: table, name |
definition |
class* |
HC_plot** |
more docu |
QC.ZPOINT | sphere_zimpol_stdphot_img..qc_zpoint | photometric zeropoint | HC | | [docuSys coming] |
QC.ZPOINTCORR | sphere_zimpol_stdphot_img..qc_zpoint_corrND | ZP corrected for ND filter | HC | | [docuSys coming] |
*Class: KPI - instrument performance; HC - instrument health; CAL - calibration quality; ENG - engineering parameter
**There might be more than one. |
Trending
Photometric standard standard stars are acquired regularly in three broad band filters V, N_R and N_I in open loop and closed loop.
No airmass dependent extinction correction is applied.
The neutral density filter correction is applied.
The closed loop observations are monitored.
Scoring&thresholds ZIMPOL Photometric zeropoint
The values are not scored.
History
- The pipeline recipe was introduced in 2019.
Observations have been processed from 2015-04 on.
- Observations acquired before 2017-01 are based on targets not supported by the standard star catalogue, hence no zeropoints are available in the period before 2017-01.
Algorithm ZIMPOL Photometric zeropoint
The sky is subtracted via a numerical aperture and the
counts are integrated.
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