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HST/STIS CCD Pixel-Based CTI-Correction Scripts
Utilities needed to correct for Charge Transfer Inefficiency (CTI) in the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) STIS CCD.
Scripts installed in shell:
stis_cti – Runs CTI correction on raw files, handling super-dark creation
archive_dark_query – Determines component darks needed to remake a super-dark
For more information, type:
stis_cti --help
Python usage:
import stis_cti stis_cti.stis_cti(...)
Other utilities:
stis_cti.StisPixCteCorr(…) – Code to run pixel-based CTI-correction on intermediate product
stis_cti.viable_ccd_file(…) – Determines files on which to run the correction
stis_cti.archive_dark_query(…) – Utility to query MAST for needed component darks
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