KCWI Commissioning Data
The data include observations related to a large set of tests used to verify the correct installation and functionality of the instrument. Click here for a complete list of tests.
Note that these data were reduced and analyzed by the commissioning team with specialized procedures and cannot be reduced by the KCWI pipeline.
The tar files contain the raw data obtained during the commissioning of KCWI. The logs provide a list of the observations. Because of the nature of commissioning data, please be aware that these are engineering data: the headers might be incomplete or missing, the sequence of observations as well as the calibration sets might be incomplete. In some cases, the file names might not follow our standard convention, but they are listed correctly in the logs.
| Local Observation Date: | FITS Files (Size) | View Log |
|---|---|---|
| 2017 April 11 | 2017Apr11.tar (3.5 GB) | View Log |
| 2017 April 13 | 2017Apr13.tar (2.4 GB) | View Log |
| 2017 April 14 | 2017Apr14.tar (1.7 GB) | View Log |
| 2017 May 13 | 2017May13.tar (1.1 GB) | View Log |
| 2017 May 15 | 2017May15.tar (1.5 GB) | View Log |
| 2017 May 16 | 2017May16.tar (2.9 GB) | View Log |
| 2017 June 18 | 2017Jun18.tar (2.3 GB) | View Log |
| 2017 June 19 | 2017Jun19.tar (1.9 GB) | View Log |
| 2017 June 20 | 2017Jun20.tar (1.5 GB) | View Log |
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