Martha starts 070110

** Nothing to report in the log file; all ok.
 
** The drift is 22p2  +052112          
** This is a spring drift....
** The pos file name is therefore:    pos_061205_+052112s.sav
**

-- Working in:  /share/a2010-2/work/haynes/06.12.05
   cp /share/a2010-2/data/06.12.05/*list* .
   gedit cal061205.list   [make triplets]
   gedit drift061205.list [add directory to name]

   >idl
   >@wasinit2
   >@alfinit

   > callist='cal061205.list'               
   > dir='/share/a2010-2/data/06.12.05'     
   > calib1,callist,dcalON,dcalOFF,dir=dir
   > help,dcalon,/st
   > calib2,dcalON,dcalOFF,ncalib
   > Any bad boards in system?
   n
   > help,ncalib,/st
   > save, ncalib,file='ncalib_061205.sav'  

** There are 23 cal values for this run ***
** The calibration for this run looks fine. Cont 1 drift Bms 2,5
   but nfit=1 throughout.

--  > bpdgui

   Enter the new calsession: calsession_061205.sav
   Enter the new runpos: pos_061205_+052112s.sav   ***Note the format and syntax!***
                                      the "s" before ".sav" stands for "spring"
                                      for fall drifts, use "f.sav"                    
   CRAT to "fit"

**The interp regions here are [3476 to 3515] **

-- restore,'pos_061205_+052112s.sav'
   help,pos

** There are 23 drifts for this run **

Next, start working on FLAGBB:

-- restore,'pos_061205_+052112s.sav'
-- restore,'d214400+294831.526180333.sav'
-- flagbb,dred,cont_pt,mask,pos,GAUSAV=11,HAN=3,AGC=1,n1=0,n2=6
   
   save,pos,file='pos_061205_+052112s.sav'
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  d072701+052112.633910717.sav  q1  nada     RFI8 weak; not much else
  d073708+052112.633911322.sav  q1  nada 
  d074715+052112.633911927.sav  q1  3 AGC
  d075722+052112.633912532.sav  q1  1 AGC
  d080728+052112.633913137.sav  q1  3 AGC 
  d081735+052112.633913742.sav  q1  nada 
  d082742+052112.633914347.sav  q1  1 AGC
  d083748+052112.633914952.sav  q1  nada
  d084755+052112.633915557.sav  q2  1 AGC    sw 6.0
  d085802+052112.633916162.sav  q1  nada
  d090809+052112.633916767.sav  q1  1 AGC
  d091815+052112.633917372.sav  q1  1 AGC
  d092822+052112.633917977.sav  q1  nada
  d093829+052112.633918582.sav  q1  nada     GPS 13-228
  d094836+052112.633919187.sav  q1  nada
  d095842+052112.633919792.sav  q1  4 AGC
  d100849+052112.633920397.sav  q1  3 AGC
  d101856+052112.633921002.sav  q1  2 AGC    GPS 316-500 & 513-571; cont 5
  d102903+052112.633921607.sav  q1  2 AGC
  d103909+052112.633922212.sav  q1  2 AGC 
  d104916+052112.633922817.sav  q2  1 AGC    sw 5.0
  d105923+052112.633923422.sav  q1  2 AGC 
  d110930+052112.633924027.sav  q1  2 AGC

   save,pos,file='pos_061205_+052112s.sav'
   
   strip_pv,dred,cont_pt,msmooth,n1=0,n2=6,showpol=3,gausav=11,han=5,rfimod=0,units=1
   inspect,msmooth,showpol=3,nstrip=4,agc=1
   reviewbb,dred,cont_pt,mask,pos,GAUSAV=11,HAN=3,AGC=1,n1=0,n2=6

>   print,where(pos.badbox[0,0,0,2] eq 0)


** Overall this is a good dataset, with good baselines and not much rfi **
** In particular, the FAA radar wasn't very strong!                     **


** Non=AGC galaxies as follows:
** drift     beam   rec  chan   vel  optID?   optpos          comment
** 
**
** AGC 5373 (Sex A) really big!