More discussion on HAP alignment, may be found on the webpage ' Improvements in HST Astrometry'. SVM data products with both relative alignment (by filter) and absolute alignment to Gaia will contain the string 'FIT_SVM_GAIA' in the 'WCSNAME' keyword in the science extension of the image header. When possible, sources in the images have been aligned directly to the Gaia source catalog to improve the WCS of the images. SVM data products, on the other hand, are all drizzled onto the same north-up pixel grid and may have improved relative alignment across filters within a given visit, enabling easy comparison of the images through multiple filters or for images to be combined to create color mosaics. The HAP Single Visit Mosaics (SVMs) differ from the standard HST drizzled data products, which are aligned filter-by-filter to Gaia.
Total level products combine all exposures from a visit and are intended as a detection image for producing catalogs.Filter level products are produced from all exposures in a visit with a common filter.Exposure level products contain data from a single HST exposure.Three levels of products are available as part of this release: These mosaics will be available as they are produced in the pipeline it will take some time (roughly one to two months) before all the archival data have been processed to create mosaic products. These are the first of two types of Hubble Advanced Products (HAP) that will be produced in the HST data pipeline and made available the MAST Discovery Portal.
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On December 17, 2020, MAST began production of new ACS and WFC3 products in the HST data calibration pipeline: Hubble Legacy Archive (HLA)-style mosaics comprising the data from a single HST visit which are aligned to a common astrometric reference frame. Back to All Articles HAP Single Visit Mosaics Now Available
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