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Spectroscopic data reduction tutorials #465

Open keflavich opened 4 years ago

keflavich commented 4 years ago

See https://github.com/astropy/astropy-tutorials/pull/464

https://colab.research.google.com/github/keflavich/AST4723-Public-Materials/blob/master/spectroscopy/Spectroscopic%20Trace%20Tutorial.ipynb https://colab.research.google.com/github/keflavich/AST4723-Public-Materials/blob/master/spectroscopy/Wavelength%20Calibration.ipynb https://colab.research.google.com/github/keflavich/AST4723-Public-Materials/blob/master/spectroscopy/Trace%2C%20Extract%2C%20Wavelength-Calibrate%20a%20spectrum%2C%20then%20do%20stuff.ipynb

I've written a 3-part tutorial:

(1) Spectroscopic Tracing (2) Wavelength Calibration (3) Put it together and calculate the EQW

The data set is included in the form of 5 .bmp files (bitmap), since apparently these spectra were taken by a camera that spits out that format. The total size is too big - each .bmp is 1.6 MB.

These were written as lecture material for a class targeted at senior undergraduates (analogous to Stuart Littlefair's PHY217). It therefore includes some additional analysis that isn't strictly necessary for a technical tutorial.

The wavelength catalog selection using NIST data reveals some flaws in the astroquery interface, but they're simple enough to overcome so I haven't raised an issue yet... NIST tables are just not meant to be machine-read.

kelle commented 4 years ago

These tutorials need just a bit of work to expand the text and get them in the format of Astropy Tutorials. A lot of the text could be copied and pasted from the Massey guide guide. If you or anybody you know would be able to do this, please get in touch!

keflavich commented 4 years ago

The Wavelength Calibration has been updated to include an effective reimplementation of IRAF's reidentify & a 2D wl(x,y) solution

aaastorrs commented 3 years ago

Working through the wavelength calibration. What package is linfit_wlmodel.inverse in? Thanks!

keflavich commented 3 years ago

It's supposed to be made from something like this:

linfit_wlmodel_hgkrne = linfitter(model=wlmodel, x=xvals_hg_plus_kr_plus_ne, y=waves_hg_plus_kr_plus_ne)

but it looks like some cells are missing? I'm confused; these notebooks used to run standalone.

aaastorrs commented 3 years ago

Thanks so much for getting back to me! There does indeed seem to be some stuff missing-I attach a screenshot of where things go crosswise for me. Some suspiciously blank lines... -Alex

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It's supposed to be made from something like this:

linfit_wlmodel_hgkrne = linfitter(model=wlmodel, x=xvals_hg_plus_kr_plus_ne, y=waves_hg_plus_kr_plus_ne)

but it looks like some cells are missing? I'm confused; these notebooks used to run standalone.

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keflavich commented 3 years ago

Looks like a key cell accidentally got deleted!

https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/keflavich/AST4723-Public-Materials/blob/978f0a8880476698618c0724098825a31db8d248/spectroscopy/Wavelength%20Calibration.ipynb

Look at cell 24

keflavich commented 3 years ago

I just pushed a fix. I must have had the text selected and pressed "space" or something... this happens with browser-based editing =/

aaastorrs commented 3 years ago

As George Takei says, "Oh my!" Thanks for the fix, I'll try that on my data. -Alex

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aaastorrs commented 3 years ago

That seems to fix it! Now, it looks like the NIST table for Ne has some odd relative intensity values-things like "50f", "70f", etc. Can I add something to the line

ne_keep = np.array(['*' not in x for x in neon_lines['Rel.']])

so that it will mask these out, as well as the asterisks?

Thanks!

-Alex

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keflavich commented 3 years ago

might be worth posting a more extensive issue about that; if you're getting something different than I did, it may mean that NIST data formats have changed?

aaastorrs commented 3 years ago

I actually printed out the table, most of the numbers are fine. Occasionally an intensity number followed by “f” shows up, and Python can’t convert that to floating point. I’m such a beginner at Python that I don’t know how to strip these out, but it seems like a simple search should do it.

Thanks again!

-Alex

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aaastorrs commented 3 years ago

I just copied the terms you had to eliminate blank or asterisked lines until Python stopped giving me error messages. Thanks so much for putting this together! Python is now the fourth data reduction language I've had to learn, and clearly I have a ways to go...

Sincerely,

Alex

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