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The data were processed with version 2.21 of the DAT, using the campaign G dark and flat images. A centroid measurement and aperture photometry was performed on the star in each of 30 DCEs. These data were used to derive a flux calibration. The data were coadded to make a mosaic, which was examined for background sources or other problems which would bias the flux measurement.
As expected, this task generated a total of 30 Si:As DCEs on the star and 10 more in the stim IER. A software error ("Problem with averaging the Subpixel fluxes") with mips_enhancer prevented me from making an enhanced mosaic with this data set, so no mosaic is shown here. I assume the software message is due to user error, but I do not know the cause. The IRAF mosaic does not reveal any problems with the data set, so I have chosen to proceed.
I computed the total counts from the star in all 30 DCEs, using an aperture 6 pixels in radius and a sky annulus 12 to 16 pixels in radius in IRAF's "imexam" task. The counts are 6.926e+04 ± 1.162e+03 (1.7%) DN/s (ignoring the boost DCEs), and the distribution is shown in Figure 1. The median counts in the sky annuli are 3.536e+02 ± 1.940e+00 (0.5%) DN/s. I continue to apply the aperture correction of 1.15. The flux for the target star (HD159330) is 0.54 Jy at 24µm, so the ratio of DN/s to Jy is 6.926e4 * 1.15 / 0.54 = 1.47e5. This conversion factor is very similar to that measured for this star during other campaigns. The implied background level is 3.536e+02 DN/s / 1.47e5 DN/s/Jy * 1e-6 MJy/Jy / (2.47/206265)² sr/pix = 16.8 MJy/sr.
Figure 1: Counts for HD159330 as a
function of DCE number.
The stimulator IER behaved as expected, producing 3 dark DCEs followed by 7 images of the flat-field stimulator. The data were processed with mips_sloper in a fashion identical to that described above for the sky images. The stimulator images were averaged and the mean data value in the stimulator image (ignoring values below 100 DN/s, which are all bad pixels) is 3168 DN/s, similar to values measured in earlier campaigns.
The flux calibration is delivered in this writeup. The calibration images and mosaic are available should they be needed.