Setting up the
environment
You are currently logged on as wksX user
on one of the Solaris machines isdcsf2..isdcsf5
You can freely choose between these machines to run you science
analysis tasks by making ssh to
tþe machine of your
choice (check each time whether this machine is heavily loaded or not
with the top command). You
can also use the more fast
isdclin1..isdclin5
Linux machines. Each time you want to run OSA software in a new
terminal window, you have to
type the command
isdc
in the command line. This command will correctly set up the ISDC
environement for OSA. (this set-up is specific for ISDC and at your
home institution you'll have to set-up the environement
according to instructions given in OSA intallation manual).
Normally you have to store the data and results of data analysis in the
scratch subdirectory of you home directory:
cd scratch
In the scratch directory create a directory where the data analysis
will be done
mkdir data_rep
cd data_rep
setenv REP_BASE_PROD $PWD
unsetenv AUXL_REF_DIR
and link the science window data, reference catalog
and
instrument characteristics from the ISDC server (at present, you do not
need to download the data,
but when you'll return to you home institution, you'll have to)
ln -s /isdc/arc/rev_2/cat
ln -s $ISDC_IC_TREE/ic
ln -s /isdc/arc/rev_2/scw
ln -s /isdc/arc/rev_2/aux
ln -s $ISDC_IC_TREE/idx
To have a log-file of your data analysis do
setenv COMMONLOGFILE +log
Now you can start the exercises proposed for the hands-on
session.