Pipeline for light-curve
Calibration
Level 1
- Create master files
- $m_d$ : Dark (darkflat)
- $m_d^f$ : Dark for flats
- $m_f$ : Flat
- Create dead pixels maps:
- Hot pixels map from $m_d$ (mask, or set them to median)
- Dead pixels map from $m_f$ (mask, or set them to local gaussian)
- Calibrate images : $s=\frac{s-m_d}{m_f-m_d^f}$
Level 2
- Clean $s$ with dead pixels maps (local gaussian or mask)
- Find sources in $s$ (coarse) (photutils or SExtractor)
- Plate-solve and update WCS (astroquery or SCAMP)
- Calibrate photometry
- Search stars in SDSS (once for all frames)
- RANSAC fit to find ZP and slope
- Calibrate pixel values with RANSAC (to Jy)
Level 3
- Clean cosmic rays (local gaussian or mask)
- Remove sky
PSF
Light-curve
- For all $s$:
- Find sources in $s$ (fine) (photutils or SExtractor)
- Aperture and PSF photometry (photutils or SExtractor)
- Match sources in different catalogs by DBSCAN clustering
- Find moving sources
- Calculate dispersion of RA/DEC (MAD + threshold)
- Linear regression for RA/DEC
- Plot RA/DEC for moving sources
- Find variable and stable sources
- Calculate dispersion of flux/mag (MAD + threshold)
- Plot flux/mag
- Identify target: Match target RA/DEC to global catalog
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