Kornreich starts 081206
Martha cleans up the log file with the right numbers of drifts, etc.

** WAPP GAP at 0040-0056
 
** The drift is 14p1 +104942
** This is a fall drift....
** The pos file name is therefore:    pos_081020_+104942f.sav
**
-- Working in:  /share/a2010-2/work/kornreic/08.10.20

   > emacs cal081020_1.list
   > emacs cal081020_2.list
   > emacs drift081020_1.list
   > emacs drift081020_2.list

   >idl
   >@wasinit2
   >@alfinit

-- Perform the calibration, in 2 steps:
   > callist='cal081020_1.list'               [assuming you already editted it...]
   > dir='/share/a2010-2/data/08.10.20'     [where the raw IDL files are]
   > calib1,callist,dcalON,dcalOFF,dir=dir
   > calib2,dcalON,dcalOFF,ncalib
   You will be asked:
   > Any bad boards in system?
		Yes. Board: 6,1

   > save, ncalib,file='ncalib_081020_1.sav'        
	
   > callist='cal081020_2.list'               [assuming you already editted it...]
   > dir='/share/a2010-2/data/08.10.20'     [where the raw IDL files are]
   > calib1,callist,dcalON,dcalOFF,dir=dir
   > calib2,dcalON,dcalOFF,ncalib
   You will be asked:
   > Any bad boards in system?
		Yes. Board: 6,1

   > save, ncalib,file='ncalib_081020_2.sav'

** There are 18 points in the first half and 14 points in the second half of this run. The calibration looks normal and linear.
** That means that we expect 32 points for the whole run.

   > bpdgui

   Enter the new calsession: calsession_081020.sav
   Enter the new runpos: pos_081020_+104942f.sav   
   Be sure to set CRAT to "fit", not "median"

**The interp regions here are [3480 to 3520]**

  You are now ready to run! Click "Process BP" and go to lunch.

-- restore,'pos_051209a_+092924s.sav'
   help,pos
 
** There are 32 drifts for this run **

-- restore,'pos_051209a_+092924s.sav'
-- restore,'d214400+294831.526180333.sav'
-- flagbb,dred,cont_pt,mask,pos,GAUSAV=11,HAN=3,AGC=1,n1=0,n2=6
 
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  	d213601+104943.829400157.sav  Q1  1 AGC: 310702
	d214607+104943.829400159.sav  Q1  2 AGC: 310762,310766
	d215614+104943.829400161.sav  Q1  
	d220621+104943.829400163.sav  Q1  
	d221629+104943.829400165.sav  Q1  
	d222635+104943.829400167.sav  Q1  
	d223642+104943.829400169.sav  Q1  2 AGC: 320353/4 (pair)
	d224648+104943.829400171.sav  Q1  
	d225655+104943.829400173.sav  Q1  1 NONAGC, 2 AGC: 320478,330024
	d230701+104943.829400175.sav  Q1  1 NONAGC, 1 AGC: 12416, 12414
	d231708+104943.829400177.sav  Q1  1 AGC: 12501
	d232714+104943.829400179.sav  Q1  1 AGC: 331884, very bright multiple beams
	d233721+104943.829400181.sav  Q1  3 AGC: 12760, 12723, 330738
	d234727+104943.829400183.sav  Q1  1 NONAGC, 4 AGC:12800, 12860, 12830, 332123
	d235734+104943.829400185.sav  Q1  1 NONAGC
	d000740+104943.829400187.sav  Q1  2 AGC: 100099,81
	d001747+104943.829400189.sav  Q1  1 AGC: 191
	d002754+104943.829400191.sav  Q1
	d005602+104943.829400194.sav  Q1
	d010608+104943.829400196.sav  Q1  1 AGC: 684
	d011615+104943.829400198.sav  Q1  1 AGC: 990
	d012621+104943.829400200.sav  Q1  1 AGC: 110348 Bright; mild standing waves in {3,0}
        d013628+104942.829500002.sav  Q1  interesting detection in beam 6A at (2900,110). Possible dwarf galaxy at 013822+105300
	d014636+104943.829500004.sav  Q1  1 NONAGC 2 AGC: 110631, 110654
	d015642+104943.829500006.sav  Q1  
	d020649+104943.829500008.sav  Q1  1 AGC: 1658
	d021655+104943.829500010.sav  Q1  
	d022702+104942.829500012.sav  Q1  
	d023709+104943.829500014.sav  Q1  5 AGC: 121178,120414,120997,2149,2142
	d024716+104943.829500016.sav  Q1  
	d025723+104943.829500018.sav  Q1  
	d030729+104942.829500020.sav  Q1  2 NONAGC 1 AGC: 130059
	

NON-AGC Galaxies as follows
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drift     beam   rec  chan   vel   optID     optpos          comment
d013628    6A    110  2900   3140  maybe     013822+105300  small dwarf???
d014636    0     250  2600   4720  good      015038+104945  edge-on spiral also seen in beam 5
d030729    5     570  2000   7860  good      031722+104740  faint dwarf
d030729    2     390  1100  12576  good      031340+105210  group of 4 or 5 
d225655    0     250  3100   2090  good      230118+105140  edge-on disk
d230701    0     500  1250  11775  good	     231520+104930  face-on disk
d234727    4     450  2210   6750  good      235455+104240  very irregular
d235734    4      50  2500   5230  VERY GOOD 235833+104320  LARGE disk/ring galaxy

****
gen
  good data with FAA radar & interference near the blue side of the galaxy.