The KMOS 2.1.0 pipeline¶
These pages describe the python interface for the KMOS pipeline recipes.
Standard recipes¶
kmos_dark
- Create master dark frame & bad pixel mask
kmos_flat
- Create master flatfield frame and badpixel map
kmos_illumination
- Create a frame to correct spatial non-uniformity of flatfield
kmos_sci_red
- Reconstruct obj/sky-pairs individually and combine them afterwards
kmos_std_star
- Create the telluric correction frame.
kmos_wave_cal
- Create a wavelength calibration frame
Additional recipes¶
kmo_arithmetic
- Perform basic arithmetic on cubes
kmo_copy
- Copy a section of a cube to another cube, image or spectrum
kmo_fit_profile
- Fit spectral line profiles as well as spatial profiles with a simple function - for example to measure resolution or find the centre of a source
kmo_fits_strip
- Strip noise, rotator and/or empty extensions from a processed KMOS fits frame
kmo_make_image
- Collapse a cube to create a spatial image
kmo_noise_map
- Generate a noise map from a raw frame
kmo_rotate
- Rotate a cube spatially
kmo_shift
- Shift a cube spatially
kmo_sky_mask
- Create a mask of spatial pixels that indicates which pixels can be considered as sky.
kmo_stats
- Perform basic statistics on a KMOS-conform fits-file
kmos_combine
- Combine reconstructed cubes
kmos_extract_spec
- Extract a spectrum from a cube
kmos_gen_reflines
- Create REFLINES calibration file
kmos_gen_telluric
- Generate a TELLURIC frame
kmos_reconstruct
- Performs the cube reconstruction
kmos_sky_tweak
- Removal of OH sky lines
kmos_test
- Testing
See also
- The KMOS Pipeline User Manual in PDF format,
- an overview over the existing ESO pipelines,
- the python-cpl package.
Bug reports¶
If you experience an unexpected behavior of any component of the KMOS pipeline recipes package, please, first refer to the list of known problems and limitations in the pipeline manual of the current KMOS pipeline release.
For any other issues or requests, please, send a report to the ESO User Support Department, describing:
- the KMOS pipeline version,
- the version of your OS and C compiler,
- the exact sequence of actions that were performed before the problem occurred,
- what were precisely the symptoms and the possible error message(s),
- whether the problem is repeatable.