Josh starts 070112
RG/070304 takes over at d084755+040812.701106829

** Beam 1b is dead.
 
** The drift is 17p2 +040812          
** This is a spring drift....
** The pos file name is therefore:    pos_070111_+040812s.sav
**
-- Working in:  /share/a2010-2/work/gsu/07.01.11
   cp /share/a2010-2/data/07.01.11/*list* .
   gedit cal070111.list   
   gedit drift070111.list 

   >idl
   >@wasinit2
   >@alfinit

-- > callist='cal070111.list'               
   > dir='/share/a2010-2/data/07.01.11'     
   > calib1,callist,dcalON,dcalOFF,dir=dir
   > help,dcalon,/st
   > calib2,dcalON,dcalOFF,ncalib
   > Any bad boards in system?
  y
  1
1,1
   > help,ncalib,/st
   > save, ncalib,file='ncalib_070111.sav'     

** There are 33 cal values for this run ***
** The calibration for this run looks fine. **

-- > bpdgui

   Enter the new calsession: calsession_070111.sav
   Enter the new runpos: pos_070111_+040812s.sav                   
   CRAT to "fit"

**The interp regions here are [3476 to 3518].**

-- restore,'pos_070111_+040812s.sav'
   help,pos

** There are 33 drifts for this run **

-- restore,'pos_070111_+040812s.sav'
-- restore,'d214400+294831.526180333.sav'
-- flagbb,dred,cont_pt,mask,pos,GAUSAV=11,HAN=3,AGC=1,n1=0,n2=6

   at end, save badboxes to file
   filename = bb
   then save pos file in case of crash
   save,pos,file='pos_070111_+040812s.sav'

Thereafter, hit "o" to enter your own filefor BADBOX

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Keep track of all the drift, give a quality and comment on AGC galaxies detected,
others, or rfi problems. Please not any occurrences of GPS.

  d072701+040812.701101989.sav  q1  1 AGC   
  d073708+040812.701102594.sav  q1  1 AGC
  d074715+040812.701103199.sav  q1  1 AGC
  d075722+040812.701103804.sav  q1  nada     radar mods in some beams
  d080728+040812.701104409.sav  q1  nada
  d081735+040812.701105014.sav  q1  nada
  d082742+040812.701105619.sav  q1  nada
  d083748+040812.701106224.sav  q1  nada  
  d084755+040812.701106829.sav  q1  nada  RG takes over here
  d085802+040812.701107434.sav	q1  1 AGC
  d090808+040812.701108039.sav	q1.5 2/0 so-so
  d091815+040812.701108644.sav	q1  1 AGC
  d092822+040812.701109249.sav	q1  3 AGC	GPS last 140 rec
  d093828+040812.701109854.sav	q1  nada	GPS first 100 rec
  d094835+040812.701110459.sav	q1 4-5 AGC
  d095842+040812.701111064.sav	q1 1-2 AGC
  d100849+040812.701111669.sav	q1 1-2 AGC/nAGC
  d101855+040812.701112274.sav	q1 1-2 AGC
  d102902+040812.701112879.sav	q1  nada
  d103909+040812.701113484.sav	q1  nada
  d104916+040812.701114089.sav	q1 1 AGC
  d105922+040812.701114694.sav	q1 1 AGC
  d110929+040812.701115299.sav	q1 maybe 1-2 AGC
  d111936+040812.701115904.sav  q1 2-3 AGC
  d112943+040812.701116509.sav	q1 1-2 AGC
  d113949+040812.701117114.sav	q1 1 AGC
  d114956+040812.701117719.sav	q1 1 AGC
  d120003+040812.701118324.sav	q1 >1 AGC 2 strong cont srcs
  d121009+040812.701118929.sav	q1.5 1 AGC
  d122016+040813.701119534.sav	q1 1 2 AGC
  d123023+040812.701120139.sav	q1 2 AGC
  d124030+040812.701120744.sav	q1 2 AGC
  d125036+040813.701121349.sav	q1 4-5 AGC

** Be sure to save your pos file regularly!
   save,pos,file='pos_070111_+040812s.sav'
   
You can inspect the averaged, smoothed datasets for each beam using STRIP_PV and INSPECT
   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

You can review your flagging using
   reviewbb,dred,cont_pt,mask,pos,GAUSAV=11,HAN=3,AGC=1,n1=0,n2=6

When you think you have completed a whole session, check that you did not miss
any drifts by insuring that box 0 is assigned in each one:
>   print,where(pos.badbox[0,0,0,2] eq 0)
If any number is returned, then that drift (remember to start from "0" when
you count down the list) has not been flagbb'd correctly. If you get "-1",
then you are done!

Also at the end, add any general comments about the run, note non-AGC galaxies 
and anything else that seems particularly interesting or exciting. These comments
will be used immediately to identify targets for followup work, so some judgement
needs to be exercised as to whether you really believe in the detection/identification.
Consult an expert where unsure. On the other hand, if you've found something really
interesting, we want to followup asap!

** Overall this is a good dataset, with good baselines and not much rfi **
OR
** Overall good data, except for bm 6, which has frequent power jumps
** altering Sw pattern. In 3 scans GPS is so strong as to mess up full spetrum,
** esp in 535016433 (last scan), rendering some boards nearly unusable.

** Non=AGC galaxies as follows:
** drift     beam   rec  chan   vel  optID?   optpos          comment
** d235543    0     430  3348   776  good     2356430+295318  small blue dwarf
**   d021714    1      44  2345  6062  maybe    0218510+294040  spiral?
** 
** Wright's cloud detected in several drifts.
** AGC 121174 (KKH13) 0238162+295421 cz = 690 km/s strong and narrow, beam 4; nearby dwarf 

The more information of relevance you convey here, the more helpful to people later
trying to track down some mysterious problem.

Also if you find anything **really** interesting and are not sure what it means
or whether it **really** is interesting, consult with an expert. Perhaps you
have made a great discovery!

Anyway, good luck, happy hunting, and thanks for contributing to ALFALFA!