Subject: Splitting of released images
About the splitting of our released images:
I don't think fitssplit is the right tool to do this. It looks like it
was just quickly thrown together by Erik. Adding the EXTNAME keyword
into the second header of our released images (brought to my attention
by Mischa) did work a bit better when using fitssplit, but it then
failed because of some HIERARCH keyword missing...
Cfitsio's functions, however, are able to deal with our images, and I
have created a very basic python script that can split a fits file
with an arbitrary number of extensions:
/eis4-home/rslijkhu/Development/splitFits.py
Just make sure the PYTHONPATH environment variable contains the
directory where pcfitsio is installed; so, for the EIS machines:
setenv PYTHONPATH /eis/python/Python-1.5.2b2:/eis/python/Python-1.5.2b2/scripts:/eis/python/Python-1.5.2b2/pcfitsio
Cheers,
Remco
DPS_1.1 (09 May 2001):
After the data release, A. Cimatti, E. Giallongo, E. Daddi, P.Saracco, C. Lidman and P.Rosati have reported to the EIS Team that a systematic
offset was present at faint magnitudes between the released Infrared data and their independent photometry in the Chandra Deep Field South. Their warning has
prompted a through check of the procedure and a typo was indeed found in the reduction program.