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| . The initiative to build a new bolometer software package is motivated and financially supported by a ''Verbundforschung'' grant by the German Ministry of Research and Education (BMBF) to the MPIfR and AIRUB to build LABOCA, a large bolometer array camera for APEX. | . The initiative to build a new bolometer software package is motivated and financially supported by a ''Verbundforschung'' grant by the German Ministry of Research and Education (BMBF) to the MPIfR and AIRUB to build LABOCA, a large bolometer array camera for APEX. |
Boa Web Site
This site containt information on a project to build a bolometer array data reduction, analysis, and handling software package, the Bolometer data Analysis (BoA) Project.
This new software shall be used for data obtained with the bolometer arrays at the Atacama Pathfinder Experiment (APEX) telescope, at the IRAM 30m telescope and at the Heinrich-Herz Telescope (HHT). BoA shall include most of the functionalities of the current reduction packages MOPSI and NIC, in a programming environment which is easier to modify, maintain, and re-use. Unlike the current packages, BoA shall naturally interface with an observation management and calibration database, and it shall aide well in hardware commissioning and debugging.
BoA is a collaborative effort of the Max-Planck-Institut für Radioastronomie (MPIfR) Bonn and the Astronomisches Institut der Ruhr-Universität Bochum (AIRUB), and invites participation by all interested parties.
Progress
It is possible to have a look to a [http://www.astro.uni-bonn.de/~abeelen/boa.html Gantt Chart] describing the progress made on the developpement of BoA
Documentation
You can find a pdf containing the current documentation ( attachment:Boa_boaman_v1.5.pdf )
New: If you want to make a quick check of your additions to the documentation without waiting for the Doxygen version to appear on the Wiki, you can use the file boa_master_doc_part1-2.tex (now on the cvs) to make your own test version of Parts 1 and 2 only (simply latex this file after adding your new tex files to it). However, please make sure you also add your new tex files to the boa_master_doc.tex file before you upload your changes to the cvs...that way your changes will also be included in the pdf that appears on the Wiki!!
When writing new material for the documentation, please use the same format as the existing chapters, in particular for your comment blocks.
New: If you want to include any examples, there is now an environment you can use called myexample. You can see myexample used in the Detailed User chapter (ch.5). Just add the example material you wish to include between the \begin{myexample} and \end{myexample}.
Installation FAQ
If you have problems with the installation of BoA, you should first have a look to the [:Boa/Installation:Installation FAQ].
Quick User Guide
You can find a [:Documentation/Boa Quick User Guide:Quick User Guide] to help user to reduce their data
White Board
There is also a [:Documentation/Boa White Board:White Board] where you can simply collect information about BoA.
Links
[http://www.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de/div/mm/apex/ APEX Telescope]
[http://www.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de/staff/bertoldi/mambo/index.html MAx-planck-Millimeter-BOlometer]
The initiative to build a new bolometer software package is motivated and financially supported by a Verbundforschung grant by the German Ministry of Research and Education (BMBF) to the MPIfR and AIRUB to build LABOCA, a large bolometer array camera for APEX.