Some quick and dirty calculations

I made some quck calculations based on sky images from 20180115 (for sky images) and 20180116 (for high S/N bias and dark images).

 
 
This work from:   /home/sco/Study1/S/README.Study1

Here I do a quick analysis of the bias and dark images from 20180106
and also some sky images from 20180105. 

Image    Num_images     Mean        sigma       m.e.     Npix   
bias1       28        1389.8395    15.8844     0.0457   121022
bias2       42        1388.5105    15.7676     0.0413   145590
bias3       70        1388.7037    16.8659     0.0397   180799
bias4      105        1391.0508    15.5541     0.0576    72969 
Mean bias = 1389.5 -+0.6  
                                                                      Bias-subtracted 
                                                                    ---------------------
dark_5sec   28        1392.3094    16.8975     0.0637    70352      2.9 adu   0.56 adu/sec     
dark_10sec  28        1393.2416    28.8734     0.1001    83188      3.7 adu   0.37 adu/sec 
dark_20sec  28        1395.1547    47.3694     0.1541    94487      5.6 adu   0.28 adu/sec 

sky_g        1        1440.2162    26.6864     0.1927    19172
sky_r        1        1577.8711    31.2581     0.1864    28134 
NOTE: Mean bias for 20180115 = 1382.9 -+0.4 

For the 5 sec images:                                   
  dark   = 1392.3 - 1389.5         =    2.8 adu 
  skyg   = 1440.2 - 1382.9 - 2.8   =   54,5 adu      11.0 % error 
  skyr   = 1577.8 - 1382.9 - 2.8   =  192.1 adu       3.1 % error 

Suppose I have no bias frame (or dark)? This means roughly my sky levels 
are uncertain by -+6adu (just a guess). The resulting percentage errors 
are shown above for the g,r sky images 

20180116T034431.2_acm_sci.fits = a single bias image (from the bias1 set). 
20180116T041113.8_acm_sci.fits  == single 5sec dark 

For sky images I had to use the previous nighT
20180115:  clear, dark night (no moon)  
Using the images in /home/mcs/astronomer/sco/RA_logs/20180115/lmrun:
[astronomer@mcs lmrun]$ pwd
/home/mcs/astronomer/sco/RA_logs/20180115/lmrun
[astronomer@mcs lmrun]$ gethead 20*fits OBJECT FILTER EXPTIME
Here I record only the 5sec images 
20180115T051213.9_acm_sci.fits ___ g` 5
20180115T055730.5_acm_sci.fits ___ r` 5
20180115T084419.9_acm_sci.fits ___ r` 5
20180115T092450.5_acm_sci.fits ___ r` 5
20180115T100140.3_acm_sci.fits ___ g` 5
20180115T110644.2_acm_sci.fits ___ r` 5
20180115T114129.5_acm_sci.fits ___ r` 5
20180115T121920.4_acm_sci.fits ___ r` 5

Note: I did take a 25 image bias set on 20180115, here are the stats:
1390.4210 0.1131 73.5987 25 20180115T042224.8_acm_sci

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Here I subtract bias and dark:

To make a bias-subtracted dark5: 
clip_imarith.sh dark_5sec.fits - bias4.fits dark5.fits
Mean = 1.5 adu    (0.3 adu/sec) 

The g sky image:
clip_imarith.sh sky_g.fits - bias4.fits im1.fits
clip_imarith.sh im1.fits - dark5.fits im2.fits       Signal =  46.5 adu       9.30 adu/sec 

The r sky image:
clip_imarith.sh sky_r.fits - bias4.fits im1.fits
clip_imarith.sh im1.fits - dark5.fits im2.fits       Signal = 182.3 adu      36.45 adu/sec 







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