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There are several corrections you may wish to make to your IUESIPS data.
Some are due to processing errors; some are due to sensitivity variations
not accounted for by the calibrations.
NEWSIPS has already accounted for the problems described below, so you will
only need these corrections for IUESIPS data.
Note: Users are cautioned that IUESIPS has evolved considerably during
the lifetime of the IUE project. Depending on what you are doing, it may not
be wise to compare data processed at different times. The data set is
not homogeneous!
Here is a brief summary of the corrections described herein, along with
references for further information:
- SENSCOR
- Sensitivity degradation correction for LWR low dispersion data
performed during IUESPEC.
- Clavel,J. , Gilmozzi,R. , and Prieto,A. , 1985, IUE NASA Newsletter 27, pp. 50-59.
- DCCOR
- Wavelength correction due to faulty dispersion constants.
- Thompson,R. , 1988, IUE NASA Newsletter 35, pp. 108-136.
- Garhart,M. P. , 1991, IUE NASA Newsletter 46, pp. 31-54.
- RBSENSCOR
- Sensitivity degradation correction for LWR and SWP low
dispersion data.
- LWR
- Bohlin,R. C. and Grillmair,C. J. , 1988, IUE NASA Newsletter
35, pp. 161-199.
- SWP
- Bohlin,R. C. and Grillmair,C. J. , 1988, IUE NASA Newsletter
33, pp. 28-56.
- LWPCORFLUX
- Sensitivity degradation correction for post-1984.5 LWP low
dispersion data.
- Teays,T. J. and Garhart,M. P. , 1990, IUE NASA Newsletter 41, pp. 94-115.
- IUEVEL
- Heliocentric velocity correction for high dispersion data.
- Taylor,L. L. , 1993, IUE NASA Newsletter 50, pp. 2-8.
- LWPFIX
- Converts LWP large aperture point source data calibrated with an
older calibration to a newer calibration.
- Oliversen,N. , 1988, IUE NASA Newsletter 35, pp. 55-72.
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