QC documentation system: QC procedure run_dettrn.csh for MIDI

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run_detron.csh run_detlin.csh run_dettrn.csh run_refpix.csh run_wave.csh run_kappa.csh
run_data_quality_processQC.csh extractVis_dispersed.csh extractTF_dispersed.csh extractbinned_dispersed.csh plot_data_dispersed.csh midi_frg_hs_disp_display.csh midi_frg_sp_disp_display.csh
 
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NAME run_dettrn.csh
VERSION 1.0
SYNTAX SHELL
CALL processQC -a abname or
. ~/Isabelle/SCRIPTS/MeasureQuality/run_data_quality_processQC.csh $RAW_TYPE $DATE $PF
. ~/Isabelle/SCRIPTS/MeasureQuality/run_dettrn.csh
INSTRUMENT MIDI
RAWTYPE CAL_DSPTRN
PURPOSE extracting values and comparing them to previous
PROCINPUT products under CAL_DSPTRN
QC1TABLE trending | table(s) in QC1 database:
midi_dettrn
TRENDPLOT trending | HealthCheck plot(s) associated to this procedure:
trend_report_DSPTRN_2.0_HC.html
QC1PAGE trending | associated documentation:
MIDI_QC_tutorial_trans.html
QC1PLOTS
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trend_report_DSPTRN_2.0_HC.png
Transmission of the dispersive elements
QC1PARAM QC1 parameters written into QC1 table:
QC1db names: midi_dettrn
FITS key names: QC.TRN.F4/5/6.PR/GR.TRANS | QC.TRN.F1/2/3.OP.COUNTS | QC.TRN.F4/5/6.PR/GR.COUNTS
QC1 params created by pipeline: all
QC1 params created by this procedure: none
ALGORITHM Description of algorithms:
(param name): The number of counts is measured using 3 different filters (ArIII, SIV, NeII) in the OPEN position and then using the PRISM (PR.F4/5/6) and the GRISM (GR.F4/5/6). The transmission for the PRISM in ARIII is calculated with number_counts_PR_ARIII/number_counts_OPEN_ARIII
CERTIF (guidelines for acceptance/rejection) iValue should be around .8 for the PRISM, and .5 for the GRISM. They should not differ too much from the normal value in the HC plots.
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