.. _SIRScienceFrame: Science Frame Product --------------------- Data product name ================= .. DataProductNameStart ScienceFrame .. DataProductNameEnd Data product custodian ====================== .. DataProductCustodianStart SIR .. DataProductCustodianEnd Data model tag ============== .. DataModelTagStart R-1.6.6 .. DataModelTagEnd Name of the Schema file ======================= .. NameSchemaStart euc-test-sir-ScienceFrame.xsd .. NameSchemaEnd Schema documentation tag ======================== .. SchemaDocTagStart No documentation element was found in schema file! Data Model custodian: even minimal information can be helpful .. SchemaDocTagEnd Data product elements ===================== .. DataProductElementsStart Header of type: sys:genericHeader Data of type: sir:scienceFrame Parameters of type: ppr:genericKeyValueParameters .. DataProductElementsEnd Processing Element(s) creating/using the data product ===================================================== .. PECreatorStart This data product is produced by the EndPreprocessing PE. It is used and updated by SIR_SpectraLocation, SIR_BackgroundSubtraction, SIR_Flatfielding and SIR_SpectraDecontamination PE. .. PECreatorEnd Processing function using the data product ========================================== .. PFUsingStart This is an internal data product. It is used only by SIR-PEs. .. PFUsingEnd Detailed description of the data product ======================================== .. DetailedDescStart The **Science Frame** is produced at the end of the preprocessing steps and it represents data contained in the whole field of view. It is serialized into a multi extension `FITS `_ file. The primary extension does not contains data but only metadata about the pointing. Data are stored into 48 extensions: 3 for each detector. The extensions are: * DETn.SCI: the extension containing dispersed image values on the n-th detector * DETn.VAR: the extension containing variance on image values * DETn.DQ: the extension containing pixel data quality. This layer is used to mark non-useful data values: bad pixels, cosmic rays, persistence and so on. The value of this layer is a bit mask which follow this convention: * 0: hot pixel * 1: cold pixel * 2: saturated pixel * 3: cosmic ray * 4: satellite trail * 5: interpolated pixel * 6: bleeding * 7: on-board masking * 8: bad pixel * 9: non-linear pixel * 10: persistent charge pixel * 11: ghost masking * 12: transient object * 13: extended object * 14: scattered light pixel * 15: charge injection * 16: near charge injection .. DetailedDescEnd