AutoWISP
Contents:
Installation
Requirements
Installing the released version
What you just installed
A ready-made setup for Windows
Installing from source
Plate solving
Gaia archive access
Run the tests (optional)
Bringing your own data
Sort the images by type
Decide which calibrations you have
Describe the equipment
Tell AutoWISP how to read your headers
Registering the images
Example: processing the test data one command line step at a time
Create a temporary directory to work in (remember to delete it at the end) and enter it
Download the test data
How the images are organized, and what processing produces
Adjust
test.cfg
before you start
Perform the calibration for the zero frames
Create a master bias by stacking the calibrated zero frames
Perform the calibration for the dark frames
Create a master dark by stacking the calibrated dark images
Perform calibration for flat frames
Build a master flat out of the individual calibrated flat frames
Perform calibration for object frames
Find stars in the calibrated object frames
Perform astrometry on DR files
Perform PSF/PRF fitting
Perform aperture photometry
Run fit source extracted PSF map
Perform magnitude fitting
Create light curves
Perform EPD on light curves
Generate EPD statistics file for light curves
Perform TFA on light curves
Generate TFA statistics file for light curves
Extract brightness vs time from lightcurves
How a setting gets its value
Settings belong to the project
A value, and when it applies
Where the values come from, and what “no value” means
Carrying configuration between projects
Settings you will not find in your configuration
What the values themselves are
A note on versions
Diagnostics
What gets measured
Looking at them
What the pipeline does with them
Choosing the photometric reference
Getting there
A starting point, not the final standard
One reference per group
Start at the top, then look
What you are shown
Watch where it points
Recording the choice
Looking at the light curves
The first plot
Comparing what detrending did
Plotting other things
Overlaying a transit model
The figure itself
When something goes wrong
The error log
Picking up after an interrupted run
The logs
Sending a crash report
Keeping the log from growing
Configuration Options
autowisp package
Subpackages
Submodules
AutoWISP
autowisp package
autowisp.browser_interface package
autowisp.browser_interface.manage module
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autowisp.browser_interface.manage module
Django’s command-line utility for administrative tasks.
autowisp.browser_interface.manage.
main
(
)
[source]
Run administrative tasks.