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1
Simulating 1-yr of sky with gtobssim
(logo by S. Ciprini)
  • Nicola Omodei for the Source Simulation group
  • INFN Pisa

2
Purpose
  • Simulate 1-yr observation sim run
  • Create a 1-yr skymodel fro the Gleam run
  • Extend the source populations
  • Sensitivity threshold (BLLac,)
  • Number of sources (both for sensitivity, and
    GRBs)
  • 1yr long lightcurve definition
  • Pulsar (ephemerides definition)
  • AGN flares
  • Solar flares
  • Test any upgrade from the development of new
    model/refinement of existing ones (case by case,
    see Fridays presentation)
  • 1 year time history (rocking, no-pointing)
  • Test the data server, the merging procedure and
    th edata handling with such amount of data,

3
The source simulation group
  • A group of people (1 from each Science Group)
    that provides different pieces of the sky, and
    puts them together
  • Stefan Funk, Jim Chiang, Max Razzano, Seth Digel,
    Ping Wang, Alice Harding, Nicola Omodei (
    Julie)
  • 1) Science Group wishes -gt devel. their model (or
    taken the DC2 one) Extension to 1 year
  • 2) Collect the xml_libraries, the source files
    (.fits, .dat, .txt) into a common location.
  • 3) Start to do some tests.
  • Individual sources for one year, many sources for
    few runs.
  • With and without the FT2 file
  • Using the farm (using the SLAC builds)
  • Prepare the final sky model
  • 4) Submitting jobs (in number of 1500) to the
    farm with the full facility (thank you Tom!)
  • 5) 1st Quick look at the results
  • 6) Merging the files (not so easy!)
  • 7) Data are ready to be distributed (with other
    infrastructures)

4
The group picture
  • 11015 source ids (730 suns, 8760 moons)
  • 7596 real sources (1 Sun, 1 Moon, 6070 Blazars)
  • Galactic and extragalactic diffuse. Dark matter
    sources,

5
Some numbers
6
Do you know that
  • The most intense point source in the SC1 sky is a
    GRB
  • GRB_00539 (alias GRB 0 mc_src_id7539. Generated
    1979961, detected 261267 !!!
  • The faintest point source in the sky is a GRB
    too!
  • We generate 1462747153 (1.46 109) photons,
    detecting 19279683 (1.9107) photons 1.3
  • 59 of the detected photons come from galactic
    diffuse emission (GALPROP)
  • 11 come from extragalactic diffuse
  • 16 is from Blazars
  • 5 from pulsars
  • 1 from GRBs

7
Issues, problems and lession learned
  • Some bugs in the code, some were solved for DC2,
    somewhere re-introduced
  • Never debug without a spacecraft history file!
    many problems were encountered when we put the
    FT2 file in the simulation
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