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If an LRS slitless image has no associated background image, then obtain and subtract a background from the off-source columns in the science image. This step will require a modified aperture correction and column stops for the nominal source aperture and background apertures (one to each side of the source aperture).
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Alternatively, always subtract a background from off-source columns even if a dedicated background exists and has been subtracted, thus there would be a single aperture correction required. This is the approach taken by MRS; would this work for LRS as well?
I think we need two separate approaches, but we should confirm the pros and cons. In the meantime, we can work toward the sol'n of using off-source columns to either side of the spectrum of the science target.
Issue JP-3814 was created on JIRA by Greg Sloan:
If an LRS slitless image has no associated background image, then obtain and subtract a background from the off-source columns in the science image. This step will require a modified aperture correction and column stops for the nominal source aperture and background apertures (one to each side of the source aperture).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: