Create summary files (list.BIAS, list.OPEN, etc...) that summarize the image types present in an image table like that compiled with codes like acm_image_table and acm_table. In Sep2019 I decided to expand the capabiliies of this code using new table function routine I had compiled. I describe belwo how I use these new routines to build acm_table_qc_markII.
% acm_table_qc --help Usage: acm_table_qc ACM Y N arg1 - basename of the tbale file arg2 - build image lists by IMGTYPE? (Y/N) arg3 - run in verbose/debug mode % acm_table_qc ACMDAT N N 10 0 455 54 (Nbias,Ndark,Nopen,Nnone)
In Sep2019 I began to modify the survey_headers.sh routine to compile new acm quantities (e.g. AMGTEMP). I wanted to survey many nights of acm image data to determine when the abient tempertaure (AMBTEMP) or other properties were recodred in the acm image headers.
I can compile a table file with (with BaseDir and Date present): % acm_table_markII N Then I can sompute useful numbers of image types: Images with AMBTEMP values: % table_fprange_mask ACMDAT AMBTEMP -50 50 mask1 N % mask_numbers mask1 N 519 0 519 (Nyes Nno Ntotal) Images with AMBTEMP values: % table_text_mask ACMDAT fil g\` mask2 # mark the g image s % table_text_mask ACMDAT imgtype open mask3 # mark the open images % masklogic.sh mask2 mask3 and maskout N # AND-combine the two masks % mask_numbers maskout N # Get the number of Y values 316 203 519 (Nyes Nno Ntotal) **** hence, there were 316 images with imgtype="open" and filter name = g`Combining these routines I now have a much more efficient routine:
% acm_table_qc_markII ACMDAT N 519 455 10 0 54 519 0 316 0 139 % cat acm_table_qc_markII.parlab Ntot Total number of images Nopen Number of images with imgtype=open Nbias Number of images with imgtype=bias Ndark Number of images with imgtype=dark Nnone Number of images with imgtype=none Ntemp Number of images with temperature NoB Number of open images with B filter Nog Number of open images with g filter Nor Number of open images with r filter Noi Number of open images with i filter