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Status: Done
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Resolution: Done
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Team:Data Release Production
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Description
Original ticket title: Investigate amp background level offsets in DECam postISRCCDs
This ticket updates the DECam ISR overscan correction config parameter fitType='MEDIAN_PER_ROW'. A large body of evidence (see comments below) point towards this being a superior approach at handling overscan corrections with DECam. This also brings Science Pipelines data processing in-line with the DECam Community Pipeline, which also fits per row.
Original ticket efforts by Kenneth Herner, original description below:
If you scroll through here, the problem is immediately apparent
https://lsst.ncsa.illinois.edu/~lskelvin/hits2014/
Hat-tip to Lee Kelvin for noticing this problem and plotting the images. This feels very familiar to when ISR order of operations was inconsistent regarding when assembleCcd happens, but I don't remember the resolution.
Possibly relevant and/or wrong: https://community.lsst.org/t/a-change-to-the-order-of-operations-for-isr/3060
Attachments
Issue Links
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DM-30703 Reprocess DECam HiTS data from scratch with background fixes
- Done
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DM-33096 Enable empirical read noise calculation for DECam ISR
- Done
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DM-35252 Add DECam config overrides into cpBias and cpFlat pipelines
- Done
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DM-15152 crosstalk correction was moved above assembleCcd, which broke it
- Done
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DM-30495 Troubleshoot DECam ISR failures
- Done
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DM-33126 Investigate cpFlatNormalization level settings in DECam postISRCCD
- To Do
Thanks Meredith Rawls and Kenneth Herner, that's good to know!
Link to Jenkins: https://ci.lsst.codes/blue/organizations/jenkins/stack-os-matrix/detail/stack-os-matrix/35639/pipeline
Build products used for Jenkins are: lsst_distrib lsst_ci ap_verify_ci_hits2015. If there's another package that should be added to the build products to test this DECam config change, please do let me know!
Update: I have subsequently learned that adding ap_verify_ci_hits2015 to the list of build products should not make a difference - the ap_verify datasets are not scons-buildable. With that said, it shouldn't have any negative impact either, so the above Jenkins is still valid.