Next: Flagging Based on a Up: Other Flagging Tasks Previous: AIPS Flagging and Miriad- . Another handy task is qvack (derivative of the AIPS task quack and so named for obscure reasons) for flagging a number of correlations after the observing set-up has changed (i.e., the source changed, the pointing centre changed, or the frequency changed). ... Flag data for 30 s after change . ... This can be used if the observing setup has not changed, but you still wish to periodically flag some data. ...

... I finished making the changes to the online iraf help pages, committed the changes to subversion, and checked them out on the website. ... After that I returned to converting code to run under Python3. I finished and committed the changes to stwcs and I am working on pydrizzle. ... I finished converting calcos, but I am having a problem importing stsci.convolve when running under python 3. ... I finished converting the code to run under python 2 and 3. ... Archive for 2015 . ...

This is a copy of a Press Release from E.S.O. The most recent ESO observations of bright Comet Hyakutake have shown rapid changes in the innermost coma, within a few hundred kilometres from the cometary nucleus. This result has only become possible because of the unusual combination of a bright comet being near the Earth, together with the excellent imaging quality of the ESO 3.5-metre New Technology Telescope (NTT). ... Go to the ESO Homepage for Comet Hyakutake . ESO/La Silla | ...

For some applications you need to know how fast the model correction changes with az, za so you can estimate the error you make if you evaluate the model at a "nearby" point. ... This can be useful if you want to evaluate the model correction for the current az,za but you have the az,za position of the previous second. ... This is the maximum that the az,za can move in 1 second. 3rd: The change in the az, za errors if you move the az,za position by the model error at that position. ...

... Bad Astronomy . ... I think I will break from my usual format of Bad Astronomy/ Good Astronomy by saying that the way we define seasons currently is not strictly bad, but I feel (in my opinion!) that it could be better. The definition of when the seasons begin is at the moment of solstice or equinox; that is, winter (in the north) starts on December 22 nd and summer starts on June 22 nd . ... Now imagine breaking up the Sun's 46 degree up-and-down yearly swing into 1 day intervals. ...

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Added a software license (BSD-3 in doc/license.txt) and changed readMe.txt to ReadMe.md. ... Changed default date of ICRSCoordSys and GalCoordSys from 2000 to 0 (current date). ... Bug fix: AppGeoCoordSys date was not being reliably updated by setCurrTAI. Added documentation files doc/index.html, doc/versionHistory.html and readMe.txt and updated doc/main.dox accordingly. ... Updated documentation to make Doxygen happy. Added a separate version.py file. First version with version history. ...

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