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S cience Case 5: Planning a Deep NIRCam S urvey Building the APT file Martha Boyer S TS cI, NIRCam Team Data Required: Deep, multicolor imaging to provide galaxy samples including mid-infrared data to help with accurate mass


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S cience Case 5: Planning a Deep NIRCam S urvey

Building the APT file

Martha Boyer S TS cI, NIRCam Team

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0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 5 10 15 20 25 30 0.5 2.5 4.5 Transmission Fν Wavelength (microns)

Data Required:

“ Deep, multicolor imaging to provide galaxy samples including mid-infrared data to help with accurate mass estimations and increase discovery space” –

  • M. Rieke
  • ~46 sq. arcmin with NIRCam
  • MIRI imaging in parallel
  • Deep integrations (~20-40 ksec)
  • 4 NIRCam S

W filters, 5 NIRCam LW filters, and 1 MIRI filter

  • S

ubpixel dithers and larger dithers to cover detector gaps

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S t art a JWS T proposal Proposal Information Page

  • Title
  • Abstract
  • Categories
  • Keywords
  • PDF proposal file

Tot al proposal t ime displayed here

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Creat e a New Fixed Target if your t arget is not in S imbad, NED, et c.

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Target: 03 32 42.694, -27 47 59.66

Create a New Fixed Target

Y es

High-redshift galaxies Galaxy

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Creat e a New Observat ion Folder

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Inside Observation 1

The top half of the Observation 1 window is General Information.

  • As you choose Instruments and templates, new options appear.
  • Note that when you give this observation a Label, the name also changes

in the sidebar.

  • Greyed areas show information about visits & observation time
  • Data volume is also displayed
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Inside Observation 1

Offsets (dithers, mosaic slews) larger than the ‘ visit splitting distance’ require acquisition of a new guide star, creating additional overheads.

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Inside Observation 1

The bottom half of the Observation 1 window is Instrument Setup. The prime instrument is the first tab, followed by the parallel instrument

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Image credit: Dan Coe

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Image credit: Dan Coe

Primary Dithers for covering detector gaps Three sizes:

– INTRASCA: Obj ects smaller than the individual S

CA detectors

  • (<50” or <100” for short or long wavelength observations, respectively)
  • Only available for Module B

– INTRAMODULE: Obj ects smaller than the individual module

  • (<110” )

– FULL: Large fields without gaps, including mosaics

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Image credit: P . Goudfrooij

Coordinated Parallel S ubpixel Dithers

  • Different instrument orientations and

plate scales

  • Patterns keep pixel phases ‘ ideal’ to

within 0.05 pix for parallel instruments.

– Exception: MIRI at >12 µm (well sampled

anyway)

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S hort and Long wavelength channels observed simultaneously.

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everal competing factors:

– Longer integrations to reduce overheads – S

horter integrations to reduce cosmic-ray hit effects

– Co-added data to reduce data downlink

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Inside Observation 1

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Inside Observation 1

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Arc Min Arc Min 75 ksec / filter 37.5 ksec / filter

2x2 mosaic, with some overlap to cover the gap between the modules

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NIRCam MIRI

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S et the position angle restriction

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Add a new filter to the observation S W F090W F200W F150W F115W F115W LW F410M F335M F444W F277W F356W F770W for all MIRI observations

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This observing strategy exceeds the data limit for a single visit. The limit is 58 GB/visit JWS T will downlink data in 4-hour contacts, occurring twice per day, approximately 12 hours apart. In one contact, JWS T can transmit 28.2 GB of recorded science data. The onboard S

  • lid S

tate Recorder can hold at least 58.8 GB. As such, if a contact is missed, science observations can continue without filling the recorder, and the ground can catch up on the next contact. For opt imal schedulabilit y, keep visit s below 28.2 GB dat a volume.

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Three ways around the data limit issue for these observations:

  • Creat e a ‘ manual’ mosaic, where you define 4 different t arget s at

each t ile posit ion & build each t ile observat ion separat ely.

  • Create a mosaic for every filter setup.
  • Create a single target, but set up 4 different observations where

each one includes an offset that mimics a mosaic. S ci Case #5

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SW Filter LW Filter

  • Approx. Depth

F090W F410M 42 ksec F200W F335M 25 ksec F150W F444W 42 ksec F115W F277W 33 ksec F115W F356W 25 ksec

All observat ions image wit h t he F770W filt er in parallel

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SW Filter LW Filter

  • Approx. Depth

F090W F410M 42 ksec F200W F335M 25 ksec F150W F444W 42 ksec F115W F277W 33 ksec F115W F356W 25 ksec

All observat ions image wit h t he F770W filt er in parallel

Observation Groups /Int Integrat ions /Exp NIRCam Imaging Duration (sec) Groups /Int Integrat ions /Exp MIRI Imaging Duration (sec) Data Volume (MB) DeepTrial410M #1 7 2 24741 248 4 24777 35,672 DeepTrial410M #2 5 2 17010 227 3 17010 25,256 DeepTrial335M ** 7 3 24738 248 6 24780 35,672 DeepTrial444W #1 7 2 24741 248 4 24777 35,672 DeepTrial444W #2 5 2 17010 227 3 17010 25,256 DeepTrial277W ** 7 4 32988 247 8 32904 47,435 DeepTrial356W ** 7 3 24738 248 6 24780 35,672

**These have 2-point subpixel dithers instead of 3-point subpixel dithers

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  • Duplicate this observation folder 3x to create 4 ‘ mosaic’ tiles.
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elect the correct target for each observation folder

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et the correct P A range for each observation folder

  • Link observations to make sure they’ re observed with the same P

A

  • ‘ S

ame P A Link’ under S pecial Requirements Target 1: 03 32 42.694, -27 47 59.66 Target 2: 03 32 44.668, -27 47 3.47 Target 3: 03 32 34.263, -27 47 3.77 Target 4: 03 32 36.528, -27 46 9.54 OR, Target 1 + Offsets:

ΔX ~ 70” ΔY ~ 100”

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Run S mart Accounting to reduce overheads Explore various diagnostics:

  • Visit Coverage = CVS

file with pointing info

  • Polygons, P

As, etc.

  • Pointing File = text file demonstrating

exposure sequence and dither steps

  • Times File = text file with overheads
  • Smart Accounting = text file showing
  • verhead improvements