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Using das-merge
For observations using the DAS it is necessary to remember that for
all but the narrowest bandwidth (125 MHz) the spectrum obtained
consists of 2, 4, or 8 subbands. As noted elsewhere, these subbands
are contiguous in channel space, but overlap in frequency/velocity
space. Each subband has edge effects which should be removed before
gluing the spectrum together. The function das-merge uses a specified
number of overlap channels from the ends of each subband to average
the overlap regions, optionally with vertical realignment of the
subbands.
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Specx Cookbook
Starlink Cookbook 8
Henry Matthews, Tim Jenness
1st March 1997
E-mail:P.W.Draper@durham.ac.uk
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