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How much of the DM stack is available today to get to a catalog? #14

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drphilmarshall opened this issue Jan 28, 2015 · 6 comments
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Do we know what steps we would execute?

Questions from Richard, pre-hangout.

Having a sense of which basic measurements are possible right now is a good idea. Maybe @SimonKrughoff can summarize, or point us to a good DM README?

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Robert Lupton told me earlier that the current activity on the DM stack is in merging the HSC release into LSST master - and that while this will not include MultiFit, it will include forced photometry. Which means we should be able to start trying to extract lightcurves sooner rather than later!

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wmwv commented Feb 18, 2015

Things currently easily available in the DM stack include:
Source detection
Measurements of sources: PSF flux, elliptical aperture flux, centroids, basic shape information

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wmwv commented Feb 18, 2015

I have tested out basic image subtraction and it seems to work fine. It can be a bit sensitive to the quality of the input star catalog and may need some parameter tweaking for the allowed Alard-Lupton spatial variation, but this should be straightforward.

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Great! That makes the diffsource catalog pretty interesting. Is forced
photometry available yet?

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I have tested out basic image subtraction and it seems to work fine. It
can be a bit sensitive to the quality of the input star catalog and may
need some parameter tweaking for the allowed Alard-Lupton spatial
variation, but this should be straightforward.


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djbard commented Feb 19, 2015

Yes, forced photometry is available - it's described in the SDSS example here and a pipe_task here but it doesn't seem to be as well documented as some of the other tasks.

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We know a lot more about this now - see notes in #54

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