Welcome to the website for the ORAC-DR Data
Reduction Pipeline. ORAC-DR is an automated astronomical data reduction
pipeline that reduces data from
IRCAM,
CGS4,
UFTI,
UIST,
Michelle,
and
WFCAM at
the
United Kingdom Infrared
Telescope,
SCUBA and
ACSIS (with
the RxA3, HARP-B, and RxW front ends) at the
James Clerk Maxwell Telescope,
IRIS2 at the
Anglo-Australian Telescope,
INGRID from
the
William
Herschel Telescope,
Classic
Cam from the
Walter Baade
Telescope,
ISAAC
and
NACO from the
VLT, and
NIRI
from
Gemini. ORAC-DR can reduce
sub-millimeter and infrared data taken in a wide variety of modes,
including standard imaging and spectroscopy, polarimetry imaging and
spectroscopy, and integral field spectroscopy.
For starters, you can
download the
latest version (created 2005-08-08), read the
ChangeLog, and look at the
SVN development
statistics. ORAC-DR is also bundled with the
humu release of the
Starlink Software Collection, which is the recommended method for
obtaining ORAC-DR. You can also
view the SVN repository, or
check out the tree by doing:
% svn checkout https://www.oracdr.org/svn/trunk oracdr
We also have documentation available:
For help with ORAC-DR, please email the ORAC-DR
mailing list at
oracdr@jach.hawaii.edu.
Authors of ORAC-DR have also presented at
conferences and published papers. These are:
- The Future of Data Reduction at UKIRT - Frossie Economou, Alan Bridger, Gillian S. Wright, Nick Rees & Tim Jenness. ADASS VII, 1998.
- ORAC-DR: Pipelining With Other People's Code - Frossie Economou, Alan Bridger, Gillian S. Wright, Tim Jenness, Malcolm J. Currie & Andy Adamson. ADASS VIII, 1999.
- The
SCUBA Data Reduction Pipeline: ORAC-DR at the JCMT - Tim
Jenness & Frossie Economou. ADASS VIII, 1999.
- Data
Reduction of Jittered Infrared Images Using the ORAC Pipeline
- Malcolm J. Currie, Gillian S. Wright, Alan Bridger & Frossie
Economou. ADASS VIII, 1999.(1.6MB PDF)
- Automated
Reduction and Calibration of SCUBA Archive Data Using ORAC-DR
- Tim Jenness, Jason A. Stevens, Elese N. Archibald, Frossie
Economou, Nick Jessop, Ian Robson, Remo P.J. Tilanus & Wayne
S. Holland. ADASS X, 2001.
- Infrared
Spectroscopy Data Reduction with ORAC-DR - Frossie Economou,
Tim Jenness, Brad Cavanagh, Gillian S. Wright, Alan Bridger, Tom
H. Kerr, Paul Hirst & Andy Adamson. ADASS X, 2001.
- Generic Data Pipelining Using ORAC-DR - Alasdair Allan, Tim Jenness, Frossie Economou, Malcolm J. Currie & Martin J. Bly. ADASS XI, 2002.
- Towards the Automated Reduction and Calibration of SCUBA Data from the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope - Tim Jenness, Jason A. Stevens, Elese N. Archibald, Frossie Economou, Nick Jessop & Ian Robson. MNRAS, v336, pp14-21, 2002.
- ORAC-DR:
One Pipeline for Multiple Telescopes - Brad Cavanagh, Paul
Hirst, Tim Jenness, Frossie Economou, Malcolm J. Currie, Stephen
Todd & Stuart D. Ryder. ADASS XII, 2003.
- Preliminary Design of the SCUBA-2 Data Reduction Pipeline - Tim Jenness, Frossie Economou, Douglas Scott, Dennis Kelly & Wayne S. Holland. ADASS XIII, 2004.
- Extending
ORAC-DR for Offline Processing of ESO, INGRID, and Classic Cam
data - Malcolm J. Currie. ADASS XIII, 2004.
- Polarimetry Data Reduction at the Joint Astronomy Centre - Brad
Cavanagh, Malcolm J. Currie & Tim Jenness. Astronomical
Polarimetry - Current Status and Future Directions, 2004. (2.8MB PDF)
- A Photometric Comparison of ECLIPSE jitter and the ORAC-DR
Equivalent Recipe for ISAAC - Malcolm J. Currie. ADASS XIV,
2005. (12MB PDF)
We also have two A0 posters available, a
300 dpi version (32MB PDF) and a
150 dpi version (6.4MB PDF).
We also have a list of
papers that cite ORAC-DR papers. This list
is current as of 5 June 2007.