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The SWIFT BAT Software Guide Version 6.3 30 ... - HEASARC - Nasa

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116 APPENDIX D. <strong>BAT</strong> SOFTWARE TOOL REFERENCE<br />

D.3 <strong>BAT</strong>CLEAN<br />

D.3.1 NAME<br />

batclean - read in a DPI and clean out a fit to the diffuse background<br />

D.3.2 USAGE<br />

batclean infile outfile incatalog [detmask] [options]<br />

D.3.3 DESCRIPTION<br />

This tool fits a simple background or source plus background model to a detector plane image. <strong>The</strong><br />

code contains a default background model which is described below. <strong>The</strong> user can also specify one<br />

or more background models to be fit using the bkgmodel parameter. <strong>The</strong> output file can be either<br />

the cleaned focal plane (default), the fit to the detector plane or the original input file.<br />

<strong>The</strong> tool can also, optionally, balance the detector plane either before or after or instead of<br />

cleaning. See below under the “balance” parameter for more details.<br />

This code reads in a Detector Plane Image (DPI) file as well as an optional detector mask file. If<br />

no detector mask file is provided, then all detectors with non-zero data are included in the fit. <strong>The</strong><br />

tool works on either flight or simulated flight data (sources at infinity) or ground calibration data<br />

(sources at a finite distance). See the description of the bat z parameter for more about cleaning<br />

of sources at a finite distance.<br />

Source Cleaning<br />

If one or more sources are to be cleaned from the DPI (default), then the tool reads the source locations<br />

from the incatalog file and then calls the routine maskwtimg which uses a forward projection<br />

to create a model of the source exposure through the aperture onto the detector plane.<br />

Background Cleaning<br />

<strong>The</strong> tool creates a simple eighteen parameter background model, which is described as follows:<br />

• 1 = constant, 2 = proportional to X, 3 = proportional to Y<br />

• 4 = proportional to X 2 , 5 = proportional to Y 2<br />

• 6 = proportional to X Y,<br />

• 7 = Detector on left (-X) side of sandwiches: constant,<br />

• 8 = Left side detectors: proportional to X,

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