Setting up the
environment
You are currently logged on as wksX user
on one of the Solaris machines isdcsf2..isdcsf5
These machines are meant for all your work, except for the OSA tasks.
If you want to run e.g. ibis_science_analysis, make ssh to
one of the more fast isdclin1..isdclin5
Linux machines.
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
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
The OSA scripts should know the name of the directory where to look for
Science Window and auxiliary data. This name is specified by the
REP_BASE_PROD environement:
setenv REP_BASE_PROD $PWD
Finally, it is always good to have the log of analysis run to be
written into a file, so that in case of problems you can look through
the log and see what was wrong
setenv COMMONLOGFILE
+log
Now you can start the exercises proposed for the hands-on
session.