Prasanth starts drift1 060913
   Jayce starts drift2 060923

Two drifts during then night. drift21p2 and drift16p1
Nothing else to report in the log file; all ok.
 
The drifts are  21p2 +050636 and 16p1+03461 
This is spring drift.

The pos file names are therefore:
	pos_060523_+050636s.sav
	pos_060523_+034618s.sav

Created two callists and drift lists corresponding to the two drifts.
	cal060523_1.list and cal060523_2.list
	drift060523_1.list and drift060523_2.list

-- Perform the calibration, in 2 steps:

   > calib1,callist,dcalON,dcalOFF,dir=dir

   This runs quickly; check that it worked:

   > help,dcalon,/st

   > calib2,dcalON,dcalOFF,ncalib
   You will be asked:

   > Any bad boards in system?
   Answer "n" if none.
   All ok.

   Check that it created the file ok:
   > help,ncalib,/st

   Save the file (Very important!!)
   > save, ncalib,file='ncalib_060523_*.sav'  

	ncalib_060523_1.sav : There are 13 cals for this drift
	ncalib_060523_1.sav : There are 21 cals for this drift

-- Set up and run the BPD gui.
   > bpdgui

	060523_+050636	and 060523_+034618
	----------------------------------
   Enter the new calsession: calsession_060523_+050636s.sav
   Enter the new runpos: pos_060523_+050636s.sav
   Interpolation Region: DEFAULT (3480-3520)

   Enter the new calsession: calsession_060523_+034618s.sav
   Enter the new runpos: pos_060523_+034618s.sav
   Interpolation Region: DEFAULT (3480-3520)

Next, start working on FLAGBB:

	060523_+050636	
	----------------		
d105703+050651.614369600.sav 	Q3 1 AGC; box 8  variable; strong cont. src in 
                                            some beams; b1 horiz. strips; b2 waves
d110832+050636.614370206.sav    Q3 2 AGC;  box 8  variable; most beams have 
                                            wave like conti. with regular spikes; 
                                            b6 strong conti. src
d111838+050636.614370811.sav	Q3 very bad waves througout; conti. with spikes; 
                                            b4 strong conti. src
d112845+050636.614371416.sav	Q3 1 AGC?; really bad data; all the above artifacts;
d113851+050636.614372021.sav	Q2 1 AGC;much better; small box 8; conti. has spikes; 
                                           box 5 is variable; b2 has waves
d114858+050636.614372626.sav    Q3 variable box 8 and 4; conti. with spikes; b1 has 
                                           horiz. strips
d115905+050636.614373231.sav	Q3 variable box 8; conti. with spikes; b2 is really bad
d120911+050636.614373836.sav	Q3 b2 has bad waves; conti. spikes; b6 conti. src
d121918+050636.614374441.sav	Q3 2 AGC; b2 is bad again; b6 strong conti. src.; 
                                           stading waves throughout; conti. has waves and spikes
d122925+050636.614375046.sav	Q3 b2 is bad; ismall box 8; standing waves throughout; 
                                           coni. has waves and spikes.
d123931+050636.614375651.sav	Q3 b2 is bad; b6 has standing waves; otherwise ok;
d124938+050636.614376256.sav	Q3 HVC? ; b2 is bad, standing waves; strong conti. 
                                            src in b4; othrwise ok.
d125945+050637.614376861.sav 	Q2 b2 has some waves; otherwise good; small box 8;

Overall this is not a good data set. Most of the beams and scans have standing waves, 
with one exception. Did not try to find non-AGC gals do due the large amounts of 
noise present. There could be one HVC in d124938+050636.614376256.sav. 


	060523_+034618
	----------------
d131201+034640.614377749.sav  Q3  none  sw 3.0, 3.1, 5.0  
d132442+034618.614378354.sav  Q3  none  sw 4.1, 3.1, 0.0, 2.1
d133448+034619.614378959.sav  Q2  1AGC  sw 4.1, 3.1
d134455+034618.614379564.sav  Q2  1AGC  sw 2.0
d135501+034619.614380169.sav  Q3  none  sw 4.0, 4.1, 3.1, 2.0, 1.1
d140508+034619.614380774.sav  Q2  1AGC  sw 4.0, 5.1
d141515+034619.614381379.sav  Q2  1AGC  sw 5.1
d142521+034619.614381984.sav  Q2  1AGC  gps
d143528+034619.614382589.sav  Q2  none  sw 4.0, 4.1
d144535+034619.614383194.sav  Q1  1AGC/1other
d145541+034619.614383799.sav  Q3  none  gps (strng, r0-200), sw 3.1
d150548+034619.614384404.sav  Q3  none  gps (strng, r238-331), sw 4.0, 1.1
d151555+034619.614385009.sav  Q2  none  sw 2.0
d152601+034619.614385614.sav  Q1  1AGC 
d153608+034619.614386219.sav  Q2  2AGC  sw 2.0; 6.0 odd
d154615+034619.614400424.sav  Q1  none
d155621+034619.614401029.sav  Q1  none
d160628+034619.614401634.sav  Q2  none  gps, sw 2.0, 2.1
d161635+034619.614402239.sav  Q1  none
d162641+034619.614402844.sav  Q1  none
d163648+034619.614403449.sav  Q1  none

Overall this is a fair data set.  The begining of the drift is filled with 
standing wave, gps, and intermode problems.   Towards the end it drift things 
clean up.  There were several obvious AGC galaxies in this drift.