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Evaluation and benchmarking of existing mitigation techniques for heterogenous beams II

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      Understanding the effect of heterogeneous beams on imaging performance, and determining the optimal mitigation technique for imaging pipelines is vitally important.
       

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      Understanding the effect of heterogeneous beams on imaging performance, and determining the optimal mitigation technique for imaging pipelines is vitally important.  
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      A report evaluating results from 3 imagers (MFBeam, DDFacet & wsclean) on heterogeneous array simulations.

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      A report evaluating results from 3 imagers (MFBeam, DDFacet & wsclean) on heterogeneous array simulations.
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      Investigations have been carried out, and three new features created as a result which will be undertaken in PI9.

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      Investigations have been carried out, and three new features created as a result which will be undertaken in PI9.
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      This is a continuation of the work in SP-1033. We now have integrated beam patterns into existing imagers and are able to produce high quality simulations using heterogenous array configurations.

      The next step is to investigate mitigation techniques for heterogeneous beam effects in the image plane via the use of existing imagers that model these effects during convolutional gridding (DDFacet, wsclean) and during model prediction (MFBeam). We should compare the relative accuracy and speed of the various methods on simulated datasets and investigate the level of interpolation required in the beam models to meet the dynamic range requirements of MeerKAT+.
       

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                D.Fenech Fenech, Danielle
                S.Ratcliffe Ratcliffe, Simon
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