testdata_ci_hsc
provides a minimum amount of test data sufficient to run the LSST Science Pipelines ci_hsc tests from single frame processing through coaddition processing, based on engineering test data from Hyper Suprime-Cam.
A clone of this package will take about 8GB of disk space: about 3.5GB of calibrations, 400MB of raw files, and their git LFS copies.
The raw/
directory contains 33 raw files, with these corresponding dataIds in the butler repo that is created during a run of ci_hsc.
Run this butler command on a successful ci_hsc run to get a similar table:
butler query-data-ids --collections HSC/runs/ci_hsc --datasets src DATA exposure detector
band | physical_filter | exposure/visit | detectors |
---|---|---|---|
r | HSC-R | 903334 | 16, 22, 23, 100 |
r | HSC-R | 903336 | 17, 24 |
r | HSC-R | 903338 | 18, 25 |
r | HSC-R | 903342 | 4, 10, 100 |
r | HSC-R | 903344 | 0, 5, 11 |
r | HSC-R | 903346 | 1, 6, 12 |
i | HSC-I | 903986 | 16, 22, 23, 100 |
i | HSC-I | 903988 | 16, 17, 23, 24 |
i | HSC-I | 903990 | 18, 25 |
i | HSC-I | 904010 | 4, 10, 100 |
i | HSC-I | 904014 | 1, 6, 12 |
The calib/
directory contains files for brighter-fatter, bias, dark, flat, sky frame, and defect correction, plus a database defining their validity ranges.
The jointcal/
directory contains jointcal output files from a full-focal plane run of jointcal astrometry and photometry.
These files are used to apply external jointcal calibrations during coadd processing, as there is not enough data in this package to reliably run jointcal on directly.
Reference catalogs for astrometry and photometry are included in the gaia_dr2_20200414/
, gaia_dr3_20230707/
(for astrometry) and ps1_pv3_3pi_20170110/
(for photometry) directories.
Only the relevant HTM shards that apply to the above detector/visits are included.
See the README.txt
files in those directories for details.
They are automatically loaded during the appropriate steps of ci_hsc
's processing.
This package provides the test data for the ci_hsc package: both this and ci_hsc must be setup in eups in order to run the tests in ci_hsc. One way to accomplish this is as follows:
$ cd testdata_ci_hsc $ setup -r . $ cd PATH_TO_CI_HSC $ setup -kr .
The data used by ci_hsc
is stored using Git LFS; refer to the relevant LSST documentation for details on how to check out this repository.