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Point source list #87

Open mariogrs opened 1 month ago

mariogrs commented 1 month ago

Create a text based file with a list of point sources on the sky above a certain flux. Ideally we should have a spectral index model or the fluxes at different frequencies. Maybe use a 5 Jy cut at 1.4 GHz. At 800 MHz this would give 7 Jy assuming a spectral index of alpha=-0.7. A 10 Jy source at a given frequency will generate a temperature of about 0.5K at that frequency. This is about the same level of fluctuations as the galactic synchrotron. So it shouldn't be picked up by the flagger, although it might affect the map rms if there are many of those. Of course, if the spectral index is more steep, a 5 Jy cut at 1.4 GHz might still allow for strong sources at the UHF frequencies (550 - 1050 MHz).

mariogrs commented 1 month ago

I've linked this to an issue on Museek since it's supposed to be used in the pipeline. I hope you get notifications. Better to discuss here than in slack.

mariogrs commented 1 month ago

@physicistsam ?

mariogrs commented 1 month ago

I don't think this was completed yet.

mariogrs commented 1 month ago

Reopening and waiting for @physicistsam to confirm.

kfornaz commented 1 month ago

I don't think this was completed yet.

It was my mistake. I was using a touch screen and my finger moved it by mistake. Sorry.

physicistsam commented 3 weeks ago

I have all the possible notifications switched on, but still not getting anything from this. Apologies. I shall work on it now.

mariogrs commented 3 weeks ago

Maybe check spam? Other people are getting notifications.

physicistsam commented 3 weeks ago

Here is the version 0 of the catalogue. The txt file has four columns- RA, DEC, NVSS Flux at 1400 MHz, Spectral index.
I will try to improve upon this. 5jy_scat-V0.txt

PS: I am able to get notifications now.

mariogrs commented 3 weeks ago

Please check with Wenkai since he already produced a catalogue that he is using. We should converge on the format. Let's discuss this here.

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Here is the version 0 of the catalogue. The txt file has four columns- RA, DEC, NVSS Flux at 1400 MHz, Spectral index. I will try to improve upon this. 5jy_scat-V0.txt https://github.com/user-attachments/files/16658167/5jy_scat-V0.txt

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mariogrs commented 1 week ago

can we agree on the catalogue format? txt format? what columns? @physicistsam @wkhu-astro @spinemart @piyanatk ?

physicistsam commented 1 week ago

@mariogrs, the txt file has four columns- RA, DEC, NVSS Flux at 1400 MHz, Spectral index. @wkhu-astro may have some input on how the module is reading the file.

spinemart commented 1 week ago

My proposition was to make this more general and leave empty the info we do not have atm: Name, Ra, Dec, freq at which flux, flux at that freq, spectral index, flag for the AO flagger.

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@mariogrs https://github.com/mariogrs, the txt file has four columns- RA, DEC, NVSS Flux at 1400 MHz, Spectral index. @wkhu-astro https://github.com/wkhu-astro may have some input on how the module is reading the file.

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piyanatk commented 1 week ago

I second @spinemart, but we should make it clear whether the flux is integrated or peak value, and we might want to consider have more than one pair of (flux, frequency) if we want interpolate between subbands rather than using spectral indices. Given that we are in U and L band, I supposed we do not really have source catalogues with subbands in UHF, so spectral index is probably the way to go?

mariogrs commented 1 week ago

Let's go with: Name, Ra, Dec, Flux, Freq, spectral index (if available), Source info (maybe link - relevant to know if this is single dish or interferometer measured flux), flag for the AO flagger. I suggest to use a column or "|" to separate the columns. We can add more columns later with more fluxes.