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Flagging Birdies and End Channels

An example of a birdie (often a antenna based single channel with high amplitudes) can be flagged easily with uvflag using line=chan,n,start,width,step:

#Birdies
 uvflag vis=$cfile "select=ant(1)" line=chan,1,32,1,1  flagval=flag
 uvflag vis=$cfile "select=ant(1)" line=chan,1,95,1,1  flagval=flag
 uvflag vis=$cfile "select=ant(1)" line=chan,1,158,1,1 flagval=flag
 uvflag vis=$cfile "select=ant(7)" line=chan,5,4,1,1   flagval=flag

#End channels
 uvflag vis=$cfile  line=chan,1,4,1,1   flagval=flag
 uvflag vis=$cfile  line=chan,1,186,1,1 flagval=flag

After this you should recompute the wide band averages using uvwide, if you plan to use the wide band explicitly.



Peter
2009-10-05