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      The obsproc working group would like to suggest that we measure the photometric zero-point in each AG exposure.  This will allow us to measure the median zero-point and rms during an PFS exposure, which will be very useful for us to do an initial quality assessment at the summit in real-time.  We consider this functionality crucial for the future PFS science operation.  The color-term to translate the Gaia photometry into the AG system needs to be estimated.

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            yuki.moritani yuki.moritani added a comment -

            (This is for recording) Jennifer will work on 1. and 4. first. Some items may be addressed in the new tickets.

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            yuki.moritani yuki.moritani added a comment - (This is for recording) Jennifer will work on 1. and 4. first. Some items may be addressed in the new tickets.
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            karr karr added a comment -

            An updated report is attached. 

            agCamNew.pdf

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            karr karr added a comment - An updated report is attached.  agCamNew.pdf
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            yuki.moritani yuki.moritani added a comment -

            (Recapping activities in the last a few months)

            • For photometry itself, Jennifer
              • applied bias and flat-fielding, but the resultant scattering didn't change
              • changed parameter for sep, but  the resultant scattering didn't change
            • For fitting of mag(GP) vs mag(AG),
              • She filtered objects with bad seeing, as well as objects flagged as non-MS in gaia catalogue.
            • Applying the fitting to each half region of each camera separately, variation gets small (0.05mag), and residual deviates from linear at fainter sources
            • She will upload the latest version of the slides that she explained at ICS/PFI telecon in November/December 2023 by the end of this week, in order to see if the current formula is good enough or not
            • I also requested to use the following visits where the same stars were observed in different AGs, to check her fitting
              • visit = 98353 – 98360 (ngc6633, PA=90)
              • visit = 98371 – 98378 (ngc6633, PA=-90)

             

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            yuki.moritani yuki.moritani added a comment - (Recapping activities in the last a few months) For photometry itself, Jennifer applied bias and flat-fielding, but the resultant scattering didn't change changed parameter for sep, but  the resultant scattering didn't change For fitting of mag(GP) vs mag(AG), She filtered objects with bad seeing, as well as objects flagged as non-MS in gaia catalogue. Applying the fitting to each half region of each camera separately, variation gets small (0.05mag), and residual deviates from linear at fainter sources She will upload the latest version of the slides that she explained at ICS/PFI telecon in November/December 2023 by the end of this week, in order to see if the current formula is good enough or not I also requested to use the following visits where the same stars were observed in different AGs, to check her fitting visit = 98353 – 98360 (ngc6633, PA=90) visit = 98371 – 98378 (ngc6633, PA=-90)  
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            karr karr added a comment -

            Report is attached. report.pdf

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            yuki.moritani yuki.moritani added a comment -

            Earlier this week, we talked about how/who to do what again. Considering the role of agccActor, Jennifer will focus on fixing INSTRM-2060 and measure centroid to guiding (and MCS). Calculating photometry to measure transparency taking account into a color term will be taken over to someone outside ASIAA. 

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            yuki.moritani yuki.moritani added a comment - Earlier this week, we talked about how/who to do what again. Considering the role of agccActor, Jennifer will focus on fixing INSTRM-2060 and measure centroid to guiding (and MCS). Calculating photometry to measure transparency taking account into a color term will be taken over to someone outside ASIAA. 

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                msyktnk Masayuki Tanaka
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