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Matching CIAO and CALDB VersionsCIAO 4.0 requires CALDB 3.4.0 or higher to operate properly. Are your versions mismatched? Time to update CIAO and CALDB! Source Detection and Cosmic-Ray AfterglowsCIAO users who are trying to detect sources of about 10 counts or less should be aware of potential confusion with cosmic-ray afterglows that have not been removed from the data. The Cosmic-Ray Afterglows why topic explains the limitations of the current tools and describes analysis tips to help eliminate more of the afterglows. 07 May 2008 Information about installing CIAO on unsupported platforms has been added to the Platforms webpage 16 Apr 2008 CIAO has been patched to CIAO 4.0.2. The CIAO 4.0.2 patch enables CIAO to run on Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) Intel. The patch is optional for 10.4 (Tiger) Intel machines. The patch should not be applied to Linux, Solaris, or Mac PowerPC installations of CIAO. Additionally, there is an updated standalone version of ObsVis for Mac OS X Intel; see the ObsVis website for details and the download. 16 Apr 2008 Mac OS X platforms: FITS table file writing slowness with NFS-mounted disks. FITS table file writing through the CXC Data Model slows by a significant factor on Mac OS X machines - both 10.4 (Tiger) and 10.5 (Leopard) - when the data is accessed via a networked file system (NFS) mount. This issue does not affect Solaris or Linux platforms. |
Data Products GuideThe Data Products Guide describes the contents and purpose of each Chandra data product. Detailed information is available for each of the following filetypes: These pages may also be accessed from the tables of data products. This document is a work in progress. For the most up-to-date description of the common Chandra data products, refer to the Introduction to the Data Products thread. Primary ProductsIn March 2002, the data products were rearranged such that all products necessary for most analyses are in the primary directory.
Secondary ProductsIf you are interested in reprocessing your data, you will also need the level 1 files, which are in the secondary directory.
Supporting ProductsThe pipeline-produced supporting products are generally not needed in data analysis. These files are created by intermediate processing steps.
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