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24 07-Oct-2016 17:32 5 KB Peter Young to previous | to last Added section about downloading the cutout data
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Within the processing options, select 'im-patch - Extract sub-frame'. A new box appears with various input widgets, some of which will be automatically filled in. For the others, type:
Within the processing options, select 'im-patch - Extract sub-frame'. A new box appears with various input widgets, some of which will be automatically filled in.
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Make sure 'Tracking' is ticked, and also tick the 'Register' option.
For the other fields, type:
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For 'Protocol' leave it as 'FITS'. I suggest using '**NONE**' for compression as the cutout files generally don't take up much space. Type in your name and e-mail, and then click on 'Submit Export Request'. After a couple of minutes wait, click on 'Submit status request' and you should see a link to a tar file containing your data (it may be longer for large data-sets).
For 'Protocol' leave it as 'FITS'. I suggest using '**NONE**' for compression as the cutout files generally don't take up much space. Type in your name and e-mail, and then click on 'Submit Export Request'. After a couple of minutes wait, click on 'Submit status request' and you should see a link to a tar file containing your data (it may take longer for large data-sets).