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* Number of photo-electrons:
* Number of photo-electrons:
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  N<sub>e</sub> = (F<sub>gal</sub>+F<sub>sky</sub>) &times; G
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  N<sub>e</sub> = (F<sub>gal</sub>+F<sub>sky</sub>) &times; N<sub>comb</sub>  &times; G
   
   
    
    
N<sub>comb</sub> - number of images
N<sub>comb</sub> - number of images
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F<sub>gal</sub> - flux of the galaxy
F<sub>gal</sub> - flux of the galaxy
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F<sub>sky</sub> - flux of the sky background
F<sub>sky</sub> - flux of the sky background
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G - gain parameter
G - gain parameter
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&sigma;<sup>2</sup>(N<sub>e</sub>) = N<sub>e</sub> + N<sub>comb</sub> &times; RON<sup>2</sup>
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RON - readout noise
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&sigma = &sigma;(N<sub>e</sub>) / (N<sub>comb</sub>  &times; G)
== SDSS sigma image ==
== SDSS sigma image ==

Revision as of 11:21, 12 June 2018

Sigma image creation

  • Number of photo-electrons:
Ne = (Fgal+Fsky) × Ncomb  × G

 

Ncomb - number of images

Fgal - flux of the galaxy

Fsky - flux of the sky background

G - gain parameter

σ2(Ne) = Ne + Ncomb × RON2

RON - readout noise

&sigma = σ(Ne) / (Ncomb × G)

SDSS sigma image

http://data.sdss3.org/datamodel/files/BOSS_PHOTOOBJ/frames/RERUN/RUN/CAMCOL/frame.html

There is gain + rdnoise depending on camcol (for each filter) in the table (same link)!

To get sigma image go from Nmgy to DN: sky-subtracted image as well as calibrated in nanomaggies/pixel

img = mrdfits(framename,0,hdr)
nrowc = (size(img,/dim))[1]
sky = mrdfits(framename,2)

Sky image must be of the same size as the frame image, in units of counts

simg= interpolate(sky.allsky, sky.xinterp, sky.yinterp, /grid)

a calibration image the same size as the frame image, in units of nanomaggies per count

calib = mrdfits(framename,1)
cimg= calib#replicate(1.,nrowc)

Original image in DN

dn = img/cimg + simg

Corresponding sigma image

dn_err= sqrt(dn/gain+darkVariance) ; in counts

To get those errors into nanomaggies, you simply apply back the calibration:

img_err = dn_err*cimg

Spitzer S4G sigma image

Ex. dwarf galaxy DDO 053: SKYDRKZB = 0.035142 and FLUXCONV = 0.1088

imcopy ddo053_v7.phot.1 ddo53.phot.1

! SIGMA IMAGE must not have ZEROS, which we will solve by replacing 0 -> -1 in the WEIGHT image.

imarith ddo053_v7.phot.1_wt.fits + 0. test
imexpr expr='(a = b) ? c : a' a='test.fits' b='0' c='-1' output='ddo53.phot.1_wt.fits'
imarith ddo53.phot.1.fits + 0.035142 ddo53.phot.1_sky.fits
imarith ddo53.phot.1_sky.fits / 909.9265 ddo53.phot.1_tmp.fits // 1./0.1088 *30*3.3 = 909.9265
imarith ddo53.phot.1_wt.fits / 10 ddo53_W.fits
imarith ddo53.phot.1_tmp.fits * ddo53_W.fits ddo53_Ne.fits
imarith ddo53_W.fits * 213.16 ddo53_ron.fits // 14.6*14.6 = ron^2 iz Salo2014_S4G
imarith ddo53_Ne.fits + ddo53_ron.fits ddo53_sigma2.fits 
stsdas
toolbox
imgtools
imcalc ddo53_sigma2.fits ddo53_sigma.fits "sqrt(im1)" nullval="0"
imarith ddo53_sigma.fits * 0.0011 ddo53_sigma_tmp.fits
imarith ddo53_sigma_tmp.fits / ddo53_W.fits ddo53_sigma_est.fits
imarith ddo53_sigma_est.fits * 0.9 ddo53_sigma_decom.fits
imexpr expr='(a = b) ? c : a' a='ddo53_sigma_decom.fits' b='0' c='0.00266506'
output='ddo53_sigma_final.fits'

// This last number c is iterstat ddo53_sigma_decom.fits (it's last average value). Simply replace zeros in the sigma image by some resonable values, doesn't matter since galfit won't see those given the bad pixel mask...

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