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Due to the late to very late arrival of participants:

Sunday 18 is free;
We will try to duplicate the presentations for the beginning of the school, for two groups, the ones that will be present on Monday, and the 2 part who cannot arrive before Wednesday.
The first session will start at 9am Monday 19.
The second session will start at 9am on Tuesday 20. Jean Surdej's talk will be followed by Antoine Merand's talk on the VLTI.
Please contact Olivier Chesneau about your return trip: we request information about your needs for returning to Nice

To prepare the model-fitting and image reconstruction sessions, click here To prepare the model-fitting and image reconstruction sessions, click here

Once you have reduced all the nights of AMBER data, you will have a series of PRODUCT_HD87643_*.fits files in the 2008-*-*/2008-*-*_3.0b4_OIDATA_AVG/ directories. You can then type the following command to pack all the files together in a single directory:

cp /home/linux/Tuto_amber/HD87643_AMBER/2008-*-*/2008-*-*_3.0b4_OIDATA_AVG/PRODUCT_HD87643*.fits /home/linux/Tuto_amber/HD87643_AMBER/RESULTS/

Then you can select a wavelength interval with an additional yorick script called amdlibPipeline.i. To load it, once in yorick, please type include,"amdlibPipeline.i". Then, type help, filterOiFile. For example, if you wish to keep only the K-band, type filterOiFile, wlenRange=[2.05,2.45]*1e-6 and apply the script to all the product files together. You will have new files created which you can put then in the /home/linux/Tuto_amber/HD87643_AMBER/RESULTS/FILTERED/ subdirectory.

Then, the last step is to pack all the files into a singla oi fits file. To do that, you can for example go to the /home/linux/Tuto_amber/HD87643_AMBER/RESULTS/FILTERED/ subdirectory and type into a console (NOT in yorick!) oifits-merge HD87643_Kband.oifits *.fits.

You should have then a HD87643_Kband.oifits file that you will be able to use for the model-fitting and image reconstruction tutorials!

In case of problem, do not hesitate to ask questions!

Check the list of participants and add your name if it does not appear!

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