The data reduction pipeline of the Hamburg Robotic Telescope

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The fully automatic reduction pipeline for the blue channel of the HEROS spectrograph of the Hamburg Robotic Telescope (HRT) is presented. This pipeline is started automatically after finishing the night-time observations and calibrations. The pipeline includes all necessary procedures for a reliable and complete data reduction, that is, Bias, Dark, and Flat Field correction. Also the order definition, wavelength calibration, and data extraction are included. The final output is written in a fits-format and ready to use for the astronomer. The reduction pipeline is implemented in IDL and based on the IDL reduction package REDUCE written by Piskunov and Valenti (2002). Copyright © 2010 Marco Mittag et al.

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Mittag, M., Hempelmann, A., González-Pérez, J. N., & Schmitt, J. H. M. M. (2010). The data reduction pipeline of the Hamburg Robotic Telescope. Advances in Astronomy, 2010. https://doi.org/10.1155/2010/101502

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