Data reduction
Reduction v0:
Thomas Kruehler is doing somewhat automated reductions using the MUSE pipeline. The aim is that we have baseline reductions in ‘real-time’ (meaning most likely several weeks) post observations. Most probably improvements can be made on these reductions with a more manual approach, together with new pipeline releases etc, however this will ensure that we do not create a bottleneck of raw data. Reductions to be done on the ESO Vitacura MUSE machine. Data were re-reduced with some post-processing (w.r.t. sky-subtraction). Data now being reduced in Germany (still Thomas) Note, as of P96 a new sky-subtraction algorithm was available… Now being used for reduction
Final reduction
After several improvements on the standard ESO MUSE reduction pipeline, in January 2024 we downloadoed most tof the cubes directly from the ESO archive, except those that: (i) were not properly reduced (e.g. the 4 individual poinitngs were not combined); (ii) had more than 1 OB and were not automatically combined; and (iii) other MUSE data from other programmes were available. In these cases, we manually reduced the data from scratch and combined them accordningly with the goal to have one single cube per galaxy.
Data storage:
Reduced data (v0) can be downloaded from here Final reductions are available on demand, until the data release is out.
Note, there is also a tar file: AMUSING_sample_char.tar that unpacks into various directories, but importantly has a full characterisation of the galaxies thus far observed (up to the end of P96), available here: http://www.sc.eso.org/~janderso/AMUSING/AMUSING_sample_char.tar