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CCDPACK reductions are based around a suite of programs (that the
automated and GUI facilities rely on) that you can use directly. These
programs are:
- MAKEBIAS - combines bias frames into a `master' bias calibration
frame.
- DEBIAS - debiasses lists of data frames either by master bias
subtraction or by estimation from the bias strips, applies bad data
masks, extracts a subset of the data area, produces errors and
detects saturated pixels values.
- MAKECAL - combines pre-flash or dark count frames into a `master'
calibration frame.
- CALCOR - performs dark or flash count corrections on a list of
frames.
- MAKEFLAT - combines flat fields into a `master' calibration
flatfield.
- FLATCOR - performs the flatfield correction on a list of frames.
If you want to process your data completely by hand (or if the
limitations of the automated processing are a problem) then the
following sections will lead you through the various options. At the
end of this section reduction scripts are shown as examples.
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CCDPACK
Starlink User Note 139
Peter W. Draper, Mark Taylor, Alasdair Allan
1 February 2006
E-mail:ussc@star.rl.ac.uk
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