This test is adds point-source foregrounds, which come in the form of GLEAM. We use a power-law EoR P(k), the same as used in various 0.x steps.
Simulation Component: GLEAM, EoR (power-law)
Simulators: RIMEz
Pipeline Components: pspec
Depends on: Nothing.
Why this test is required
It is important to ascertain whether pspec is able to recover un-biased EoR on scales at which it dominates, even in the presence of foregrounds. The foregrounds produced will also serve as simulations for many other tests.
Summary
A brief step-by-step description of the proposed test follows:
[] Obtain simulated visibilities of GLEAM using RIMEz
[] Use pspec to obtain P(k)
[] Create notebook that displays the analysis
This test is adds point-source foregrounds, which come in the form of GLEAM. We use a power-law EoR P(k), the same as used in various 0.x steps.
RIMEzpspecWhy this test is required
It is important to ascertain whether
pspecis able to recover un-biased EoR on scales at which it dominates, even in the presence of foregrounds. The foregrounds produced will also serve as simulations for many other tests.Summary
A brief step-by-step description of the proposed test follows:
[] Obtain simulated visibilities of GLEAM using
RIMEz[] Usepspecto obtain P(k) [] Create notebook that displays the analysisSimulation Details
Criteria for Success