Connection: https://ufl.zoom.us/j/96368629056?pwd=c1JmbWN6Rll0ZkNjYzJZamtXZFdmUT09 Attendees: Fred, Alex, Sasha, Thomas, Adam, Nichol, Leo, HongLi Not attending: Yohan, Jeff, Timea For memory: Minutes from our last telecon Members and their main interests Agenda:
→ 65% more sources (85→139) → common sources (85) should be better measured (from the goodness factor of getsf), fluxes only vary by 10% [TBC]. → up to 6 [TBC with Nathalie] hot cores, for which the CLEANEST flux should be used
→ 25% more sources (139→173) → common sources (139) should be better measured. → fluxes measured on MnGSeg vary by 20% for common sources to 40% for new sources [TBC] Question: shall we trust more fluxes measured on the MnGSeg image? We were thinking to 1. detect sources on MnGseg/BSENS/NoBeamCorrected and 2. Measure on BSENS/BeamCorrected On the synthetic images provided by Fabien (projected numerical simulations by Ntormousi+2019 processed by the ALMA simulator and MnGseg) → 20%-40% more sources (87→ 71 50sec, 133→190 240s), depending on the integration time/sensitivity of the input image. → common sources should be better measured. → 3% (5/190 and 3/87) spurious sources only (versus <1% without MnGseg) → fluxes vary by 5-15% for common sources To Do: Check on the truth table of synthetic sources if fluxes measured on the MnGSeg image are more trustable...
* Max recov. scale = ~0.6 x \lambda/Lmin See equation nº6.1 (p53) in https://www.iram.fr/IRAMFR/ARC/documents/cycle1/alma-technical-handbook.pdf
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