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Interesting. Table 4, "Overview of required calibrations per instrument mode." is taken verbatim from the Calibration Plan, there the column is called "Distortion & plate-scale" and indeed the only minus sign there is for IMG_N_CVC.
However, we totally ignore that in the DRLD and apply the distortion correction the same way in the LM and N band everywhere. So something seems off somewhere.
I couldn't quickly see why there is no check mark in that cell in the Calibration Plan; perhaps we should know that first.
Bit of a mystery why it is a dash in the table (same seen in Tab 6-1 of the 1057 operational concepts doc ?). At some point you should correct for distortion if you want proper rectified data. Either a mistake in the table or the authors of the calibration plan know something we don't know (about the practical implementation of distortion correction while chopping between three coronagraphs). I can make wild guesses about thermal background spatial structures here but perhaps easier to ask.
Yes we've confirmed this afternoon with @Rumpelstil that there should be distortion correction for the N band.
Distortion correction and (absolute?) astrometry in general was originally not planned for the N band, but later agreed to do it anyway. The tables will be updated.
The astrometric calibration was also missing in the PIP spec, #251, it will be added there too.
Sorry for updating this issue too late to affect your answer. I'll add a comment.
https://jira.eso.org/browse/MET-2133
DRL-D : Tab. 4 (p.30)
@gotten @oczoske - is this right? If so, why? (more for my understanding). Because of the chop-nod cycle?
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