PDS_VERSION_ID = PDS3 LABEL_REVISION_NOTE = " 2018-09-01: N. Ligier, initial draft, v1.0 2019-04-01: N. Ligier, revised draft, v1.0 2020-06-01: N. Ligier, updated version, v1.0" RECORD_TYPE = STREAM PRODUCT_ID = "INFO_DATA_IRTF_CSHELL" DATA_SET_ID = "EAR-C-MULTI-3-67P-SPEC-V1.0" PRODUCT_CREATION_TIME = 2020-06-01T00:00:00 OBJECT = TEXT INTERCHANGE_FORMAT = ASCII PUBLICATION_DATE = 2020-06-01 NOTE = "The data reduction was not done by the PI of the observations but by Dr. Nicolas LIGIER. For acquisition data, i.e. files in 'ACQ' sub-folders, only dark subtraction was performed, while dark subtraction and flat division were performed for all the spectroscopic data (files in 'ETH' or 'H2O' sub-folders). Complete information about the calibration files used for the bias subtraction and the flat division are given in TXT files for every night of observations inside the DATA directory." END_OBJECT = TEXT END ============================================================================== ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ============================================================================== Each science file contained in the DATA directory were produced thanks to: - raw data contained in the level 2 dataset (EAR-C-MULTI-2-67P-SPEC-V1.0) - masterdark subtraction (when biases available) - masterflat division Here is the formula used to get every acquisition file ('ACQ' sub-folders) in the DATA folder of this dataset: reduced acquisition file = raw file - 'normalized' masterdark Then, here is the formula used to get every spectroscopic file ('H2O' and 'ETH' sub-folders) in the DATA folder of this dataset: reduced data = (raw data - masterdark)/(masterflat - masterdark) Please note that in the case of the data reduction of these IRTF CSHELL data, we concluded after multiple tests that most of the normalization of the master-files based on the time exposure produces unexpected artifacts. Consequently, if any, some unusual normalization may have been performed for these data. Everything is explained in the TXT file provided for every night of observations. For further information please contact the PIs of the data, Dr. Lucas PAGANINI