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

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42 CHAPTER 5. <strong>BAT</strong> ANALYSIS PROCEDURES<br />

-200 -150<br />

-150 -100<br />

-100 -75<br />

-75 -50<br />

-50 -40<br />

-40 -<strong>30</strong><br />

-<strong>30</strong> -20<br />

-20 -10<br />

-10 0<br />

0 10<br />

10 20<br />

20 <strong>30</strong><br />

<strong>30</strong> 40<br />

40 50<br />

50 75<br />

75 100<br />

100 150<br />

150 200<br />

200 250<br />

250 <strong>30</strong>0<br />

<strong>30</strong>0 400<br />

400 500<br />

Describe the good time interval column names in the file gti.col.<br />

START 1D s<br />

STOP 1D s<br />

Enter required keywords into the file gti.head<br />

MJDREFI = 51910 / Swift reference epoch: days<br />

MJDREFF = 0.00074287037 / Swift reference epoch: fractional days<br />

TIMEZERO = 0.0 / Time offset value<br />

TRIGTIME = 142921742.016 / Trigger time: ** Change for your burst! **<br />

And create the relative time good time interval.<br />

ftcreate gti.col gti.txt offset.gti headfile=gti.head extname=GTI<br />

Finally, add the trigger mission elapsed time (TRIGTIME=142921742.016 for this particular<br />

GRB) to make an absolute-time good time interval file.<br />

ftcopy offset.gti’[1][col START=START+TRIGTIME;STOP=STOP+TRIGTIME]’ absolute.gti<br />

You can use this good time interval file to extract the light curve values in your desired time<br />

bin ranges:<br />

batbinevt infile=sw00145675000bevshsp_uf.evt.gz outfile=mybins.lc outtype=LC \<br />

timedel=1.0 timebinalg=g energybins=15-150 gtifile=absolute.gti \<br />

detmask=../hk/sw00145675000bcbdq.hk.gz clobber=YES

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