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operations:documentation.ivs.mark5_module_selection [2016/08/31 04:19]
Warren Hankey [So which module should I use?]
operations:documentation.ivs.mark5_module_selection [2017/04/20 03:34]
Warren Hankey
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 ====== Choosing the right module for the experiment ====== ====== Choosing the right module for the experiment ======
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 +A module should be allocated by observatory staff, see the [[operations:​log| Module Allocation spreadsheet]]
  
 If possible, please try to record an entire experiment onto a single module, most especially R4, CRDS, CRF, and R1 experiments. ​ If it won't fit, please contact observatory staff - they will usually be able to put a module with enough space into the Mark 5. If possible, please try to record an entire experiment onto a single module, most especially R4, CRDS, CRF, and R1 experiments. ​ If it won't fit, please contact observatory staff - they will usually be able to put a module with enough space into the Mark 5.
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 ===== Data requirement ===== ===== Data requirement =====
  
-On the [[operations:​log|AuScope IVS Module Allocation spreadsheet]] there should be a data size indicated for the current experiment (2016 module allocation tab); otherwise refer to a similar historical experiment with a data size. On this spreadsheet ​ the station staff also record which module has been provisionally allocated to the experiment and loaded in the Mk5.+On the [[operations:​log|AuScope IVS Module Allocation spreadsheet]] there should be a data size indicated for the current experiment (2017 module allocation tab); otherwise refer to a similar historical experiment with a data size. On this spreadsheet ​ the station staff also record which module has been provisionally allocated to the experiment and loaded in the Mk5.
  
 Also at the end of the printed schedule summary is an estimate of the total amount of data that will be recorded for the experiment. For example, this experiment requires a tad under 1.4 TB: Also at the end of the printed schedule summary is an estimate of the total amount of data that will be recorded for the experiment. For example, this experiment requires a tad under 1.4 TB:
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