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They are produced with the MODTRAN model set to typical expected conditions at Cerro Pachon including added aerosols.
Currently the bandpasses loaded by the sims code are fixed to be at airmass=1.2. However the throughputs directory does include files for air-masses between 1.0 and 2.5. @danielsf points out that
"There are methods in sims_photUtils to take a hardware-only bandpass (which also exists in throughputs) and multiply it by an arbitrary airmass transmission curve."
Creating code to leverage those routines would increase the realism of the atmospheric model and would be useful for the PC group etc.
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Yeah, I suspect we can take the total throughput files from throughputs/baseline, divide out the atmos_12.dat file and multiply in an interpolation of the nearest atmos_XY.dat files from throughputs/atmos.
imSim uses transmission curves from the project controlled throughputs repo.
The atmospheric curves are located here.
https://github.com/lsst/throughputs/tree/master/atmos
They are produced with the MODTRAN model set to typical expected conditions at Cerro Pachon including added aerosols.
Currently the bandpasses loaded by the sims code are fixed to be at airmass=1.2. However the throughputs directory does include files for air-masses between 1.0 and 2.5. @danielsf points out that
"There are methods in
sims_photUtils
to take a hardware-only bandpass (which also exists inthroughputs
) and multiply it by an arbitrary airmass transmission curve."Creating code to leverage those routines would increase the realism of the atmospheric model and would be useful for the PC group etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: