$ cd /fred/oz002/askap/craft/craco/processing/work/220610/a1/5a6e69422b719df3b1770cdd7815e0/c4_f2
$ cat tscrunch_log.txt #run on reference correlation
Read 16192 records in, wrote 8096 back out after averaging
The difference (in seconds) between the chosen header time and the mean MJD in the input data was 0.0
All visibility times were set to MJD 59740.93523352083
$ cat tscrunch_log2.txt #run on current correlation
Read 0 records in, wrote 0 back out after averaging
The difference (in seconds) between the chosen header time and the mean MJD in the input data was 5161616804.1762
All visibility times were set to MJD 59740.93523352083
$ ll craftfrb_4530_old.difx
-rw-r--r-- 1 dscott oz002 0 Jul 6 15:45 DIFX_59740_080802.s0000.b0000
$ ll craftfrb_4530_tscrunch.difx
-rw-r--r-- 1 dscott oz002 0 Jul 6 15:48 DIFX_59740_080802.s0000.b0000
$ ll craftfrb_4530.difx
-rw-r--r-- 1 dscott oz002 8889408 Jul 6 15:48 DIFX_59740_080802.s0000.b0000
Looks like something is being filled in, but maybe not enough? Compare to c1_f0 (reference correlation):
The reference correlation is tscrunched when used by the non-reference correlations, but the .difx that is passed through to difx_to_fits itself is possibly never tscrunched. Could this be the problem?
difx_to_fits
work directory for 220610's RFI correlation:Going to
c4_f2
:Looks like something is being filled in, but maybe not enough? Compare to
c1_f0
(reference correlation):