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crowded_l20 · 2026-10-01 07:38 EDT
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Overview

how to read the cards

One card per registered observation. The bar is the stage ladder in run order — reduction (unc·cal·red·i2d) then cataloging (m12→m8). Solid = every filter has it, pale = some do, STRIPED = it exists but predates an earlier stage, so it was built from inputs that have since been regenerated, hatched = the product name cannot be attributed to this observation. Click a card for the detail.

Detail

crowded_l20 · 9438/o007

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Stage ladder

unccalredi2dm12m3m4m5m6m7m8

Products per filter

filterunccalcrfredi2dsatm12m3m4m5m6reduced as
F070W3232·3260133333destreak
F090W3232·3260133333destreak
F115W3232·3260133333destreak
F140M3232·3260133333destreak
F150W3232·3260133333destreak
F182M3232·3260133333destreak
F210M3232·3260133333destreak
F277W88·860133333destreak
F300M88·860133333destreak
F335M88·860133333destreak
F360M88·860133333destreak
F410M88·860133333destreak
F430M88·860133333destreak
F480M88·860133333destreak
what * means

* = the product name carries no _o<obs> token and this field has more than one observation, so the count cannot be attributed to 9438/o007.

Astrometry — m2 checkpoint

filtervisitexposuresmisaligned sweptmin contrastbulk tie (mas)tie from tiles okworst tile (mas)cell checkpoint
F070W_o007 1 32 2 3 1 — —/— — 2026-09-12T14:04:04Z
F090W_o007 1 32 8 0 135 — —/— — 2026-09-12T14:26:58Z
F115W_o007 1 32 8 0 542 — —/— — 2026-09-12T14:51:38Z
F140M_o007 1 32 8 0 607 — —/— — 2026-09-12T15:18:07Z
F150W_o007 1 32 6 0 431 — —/— — 2026-09-12T15:45:56Z
F182M_o007 1 32 8 0 488 — —/— — 2026-09-12T16:15:40Z
F210M_o007 1 32 8 0 335 — —/— — 2026-09-12T16:45:22Z
F277W_o007 1 8 2 0 1166 — —/— — 2026-09-12T17:13:47Z
F300M_o007 1 8 2 0 1076 — —/— — 2026-09-12T17:27:24Z
F335M_o007 1 8 2 0 1318 — —/— — 2026-09-12T17:40:40Z
F360M_o007 1 8 2 0 1215 — —/— — 2026-09-12T17:53:36Z
F410M_o007 1 8 2 0 1095 — —/— — 2026-09-12T18:06:44Z
F430M_o007 1 8 2 0 1282 — —/— — 2026-09-12T18:19:15Z
F480M_o007 1 8 1 0 1243 — —/— — 2026-09-12T18:31:12Z
about “tiles ok”

“tiles ok” is not a tolerance. measure_offset_grid runs with no max_off_mas, and astrometry_offsets sets off_ok=True whenever that is None — so N/N counts tiles whose offset histogram had a coherent peak, however large the offset. The column that carries the gate is worst tile, against 15 mas.

Provenance

phaseproductspipeline tag(s)
m7442026-09-26_PR971_f592053-dirty (44)
m812026-09-26_PR971_f592053-dirty (1)

Queue

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Findings

  • fail
    F070W_o007 visit 1: consensus not formed
    The exposures of this visit could not be brought into a common frame, so nothing downstream of m2 is trustworthy for it.
    checkpoint_m2_F070W_o007_latest.json
  • fail
    F070W_o007: lowest offset-peak contrast 1.00 < 5
    A low peak contrast means the offset histogram found no real tie. It does NOT mean "no offset": a shift larger than the search window has zero true pairs inside it, so a gross misalignment reads as low contrast (the brick-1182 v001 signature).
    checkpoint_m2_F070W_o007_latest.json
  • fail
    F070W_o007: 2/32 exposures misaligned vs their visit consensus
    An exposure is misaligned when its offset exceeds 2.0 mas AND is significant against the peak error bars. At m2 this CORRECTS the offsets table and stops the run; the crf frames must be regenerated before cataloging continues.
    checkpoint_m2_F070W_o007_latest.json
    what is affected, and why
    Affected: 2/8 detectors — spread across detectors, so the frame as a whole moved: look at the offsets table and whether these exposures were regenerated from _cal after the table changed. fix_alignment SKIPS a frame that already has a RAOFFSET header, so correcting the table alone leaves stale frames in place; regenerate the working copy from _cal instead of re-applying on top.
    nrcb2 visit 1: dRA -3.8, dDec 1.0 masnrcb4 visit 1: dRA 2.5, dDec -2.0 masnrca1 nrca2 nrca3 nrca4 nrcb1 nrcb2 nrcb3 nrcb4±9967 mas
    Per-exposure offset vectors, colored by detector. Solid = flagged misaligned. One color pointing away means one detector; everything fanning out means the frame moved.
    Misaligned by detector
    nrcb21/4
    nrcb41/4
    nrca10/4
    nrca20/4
    nrca30/4
    nrca40/4
    nrcb10/4
    nrcb30/4
    visitdetectordRA (mas)dDec (mas)off (mas)contrastpairswindow ("")
    1nrcb2-3.81.03.969.0411310.0
    1nrcb42.5-2.03.292.0551510.0
  • fail
    F090W_o007: 8/32 exposures misaligned vs their visit consensus
    An exposure is misaligned when its offset exceeds 2.0 mas AND is significant against the peak error bars. At m2 this CORRECTS the offsets table and stops the run; the crf frames must be regenerated before cataloging continues.
    checkpoint_m2_F090W_o007_latest.json
    what is affected, and why
    Affected: 8/8 detectors — spread across detectors, so the frame as a whole moved: look at the offsets table and whether these exposures were regenerated from _cal after the table changed. fix_alignment SKIPS a frame that already has a RAOFFSET header, so correcting the table alone leaves stale frames in place; regenerate the working copy from _cal instead of re-applying on top.
    nrca1 visit 1: dRA 2.1, dDec -1.0 masnrca2 visit 1: dRA 2.1, dDec -0.8 masnrca3 visit 1: dRA 2.9, dDec -1.2 masnrca4 visit 1: dRA 2.8, dDec -1.2 masnrcb1 visit 1: dRA 2.8, dDec -1.2 masnrcb2 visit 1: dRA 2.9, dDec -1.5 masnrcb3 visit 1: dRA 3.0, dDec -1.4 masnrcb4 visit 1: dRA 2.7, dDec -1.2 masnrca1 nrca2 nrca3 nrca4 nrcb1 nrcb2 nrcb3 nrcb4±3 mas
    Per-exposure offset vectors, colored by detector. Solid = flagged misaligned. One color pointing away means one detector; everything fanning out means the frame moved.
    Misaligned by detector
    nrca11/4
    nrca21/4
    nrca31/4
    nrca41/4
    nrcb11/4
    nrcb21/4
    nrcb31/4
    nrcb41/4
    visitdetectordRA (mas)dDec (mas)off (mas)contrastpairswindow ("")
    1nrca12.1-1.02.3244.01827610.0
    1nrca22.1-0.82.2231.01888310.0
    1nrca32.9-1.23.1369.03493010.0
    1nrca42.8-1.23.1416.04717710.0
    1nrcb12.8-1.23.0561.08603710.0
    1nrcb22.9-1.53.2463.07509410.0
    1nrcb33.0-1.43.3421.05487710.0
    1nrcb42.7-1.23.0563.08586510.0
  • fail
    F115W_o007: 8/32 exposures misaligned vs their visit consensus
    An exposure is misaligned when its offset exceeds 2.0 mas AND is significant against the peak error bars. At m2 this CORRECTS the offsets table and stops the run; the crf frames must be regenerated before cataloging continues.
    checkpoint_m2_F115W_o007_latest.json
    what is affected, and why
    Affected: 8/8 detectors — spread across detectors, so the frame as a whole moved: look at the offsets table and whether these exposures were regenerated from _cal after the table changed. fix_alignment SKIPS a frame that already has a RAOFFSET header, so correcting the table alone leaves stale frames in place; regenerate the working copy from _cal instead of re-applying on top.
    nrca1 visit 1: dRA 2.6, dDec -1.1 masnrca2 visit 1: dRA 2.0, dDec -0.6 masnrca3 visit 1: dRA 2.1, dDec -0.6 masnrca4 visit 1: dRA 2.5, dDec -1.0 masnrcb1 visit 1: dRA 2.4, dDec -0.9 masnrcb2 visit 1: dRA 2.3, dDec -0.8 masnrcb3 visit 1: dRA 2.2, dDec -0.8 masnrcb4 visit 1: dRA 2.3, dDec -0.9 masnrca1 nrca2 nrca3 nrca4 nrcb1 nrcb2 nrcb3 nrcb4±3 mas
    Per-exposure offset vectors, colored by detector. Solid = flagged misaligned. One color pointing away means one detector; everything fanning out means the frame moved.
    Misaligned by detector
    nrca11/4
    nrca21/4
    nrca31/4
    nrca41/4
    nrcb11/4
    nrcb21/4
    nrcb31/4
    nrcb41/4
    visitdetectordRA (mas)dDec (mas)off (mas)contrastpairswindow ("")
    1nrca12.6-1.12.81,174.0239993.0
    1nrca22.0-0.62.11,155.0277683.0
    1nrca32.1-0.62.21,727.0498133.0
    1nrca42.5-1.02.72,069.0653203.0
    1nrcb12.4-0.92.52,262.0881273.0
    1nrcb22.3-0.82.52,119.0848563.0
    1nrcb32.2-0.82.41,900.0658983.0
    1nrcb42.3-0.92.51,226.0966053.0
  • fail
    F140M_o007: 8/32 exposures misaligned vs their visit consensus
    An exposure is misaligned when its offset exceeds 2.0 mas AND is significant against the peak error bars. At m2 this CORRECTS the offsets table and stops the run; the crf frames must be regenerated before cataloging continues.
    checkpoint_m2_F140M_o007_latest.json
    what is affected, and why
    Affected: 8/8 detectors — spread across detectors, so the frame as a whole moved: look at the offsets table and whether these exposures were regenerated from _cal after the table changed. fix_alignment SKIPS a frame that already has a RAOFFSET header, so correcting the table alone leaves stale frames in place; regenerate the working copy from _cal instead of re-applying on top.
    nrca1 visit 1: dRA 2.3, dDec -1.2 masnrca2 visit 1: dRA 1.9, dDec -0.8 masnrca3 visit 1: dRA 1.8, dDec -0.8 masnrca4 visit 1: dRA 2.3, dDec -1.2 masnrcb1 visit 1: dRA 2.3, dDec -1.1 masnrcb2 visit 1: dRA 2.2, dDec -1.0 masnrcb3 visit 1: dRA 2.2, dDec -1.0 masnrcb4 visit 1: dRA 2.2, dDec -1.0 masnrca1 nrca2 nrca3 nrca4 nrcb1 nrcb2 nrcb3 nrcb4±2 mas
    Per-exposure offset vectors, colored by detector. Solid = flagged misaligned. One color pointing away means one detector; everything fanning out means the frame moved.
    Misaligned by detector
    nrca11/4
    nrca21/4
    nrca31/4
    nrca41/4
    nrcb11/4
    nrcb21/4
    nrcb31/4
    nrcb41/4
    visitdetectordRA (mas)dDec (mas)off (mas)contrastpairswindow ("")
    1nrca12.3-1.22.62,483.0745033.0
    1nrca21.9-0.82.02,440.0843453.0
    1nrca31.8-0.82.01,746.51354433.0
    1nrca42.3-1.22.61,933.51642983.0
    1nrcb12.3-1.12.61,391.32011393.0
    1nrcb22.2-1.02.41,425.32140023.0
    1nrcb32.2-1.02.41,946.01759193.0
    1nrcb42.2-1.02.41,496.32223163.0
  • fail
    F150W_o007: 6/32 exposures misaligned vs their visit consensus
    An exposure is misaligned when its offset exceeds 2.0 mas AND is significant against the peak error bars. At m2 this CORRECTS the offsets table and stops the run; the crf frames must be regenerated before cataloging continues.
    checkpoint_m2_F150W_o007_latest.json
    what is affected, and why
    Affected: 6/8 detectors — spread across detectors, so the frame as a whole moved: look at the offsets table and whether these exposures were regenerated from _cal after the table changed. fix_alignment SKIPS a frame that already has a RAOFFSET header, so correcting the table alone leaves stale frames in place; regenerate the working copy from _cal instead of re-applying on top.
    nrca1 visit 1: dRA 2.3, dDec -1.0 masnrca4 visit 1: dRA 2.3, dDec -1.0 masnrcb1 visit 1: dRA 2.3, dDec -1.3 masnrcb2 visit 1: dRA 3.1, dDec -1.3 masnrcb3 visit 1: dRA 2.2, dDec -1.2 masnrcb4 visit 1: dRA -2.4, dDec 1.4 masnrca1 nrca2 nrca3 nrca4 nrcb1 nrcb2 nrcb3 nrcb4±3 mas
    Per-exposure offset vectors, colored by detector. Solid = flagged misaligned. One color pointing away means one detector; everything fanning out means the frame moved.
    Misaligned by detector
    nrca11/4
    nrca41/4
    nrcb11/4
    nrcb21/4
    nrcb31/4
    nrcb41/4
    nrca20/4
    nrca30/4
    visitdetectordRA (mas)dDec (mas)off (mas)contrastpairswindow ("")
    1nrca12.3-1.02.51,373.01872513.0
    1nrca42.3-1.02.51,181.23515973.0
    1nrcb12.3-1.32.61,053.34104583.0
    1nrcb23.1-1.33.41,073.54296213.0
    1nrcb32.2-1.22.51,243.23951563.0
    1nrcb4-2.41.42.81,125.74201473.0
  • fail
    F182M_o007: 8/32 exposures misaligned vs their visit consensus
    An exposure is misaligned when its offset exceeds 2.0 mas AND is significant against the peak error bars. At m2 this CORRECTS the offsets table and stops the run; the crf frames must be regenerated before cataloging continues.
    checkpoint_m2_F182M_o007_latest.json
    what is affected, and why
    Affected: 8/8 detectors — spread across detectors, so the frame as a whole moved: look at the offsets table and whether these exposures were regenerated from _cal after the table changed. fix_alignment SKIPS a frame that already has a RAOFFSET header, so correcting the table alone leaves stale frames in place; regenerate the working copy from _cal instead of re-applying on top.
    nrca1 visit 1: dRA 2.4, dDec -1.7 masnrca2 visit 1: dRA 2.1, dDec -1.5 masnrca3 visit 1: dRA 2.4, dDec -1.3 masnrca4 visit 1: dRA 2.3, dDec -1.2 masnrcb1 visit 1: dRA 2.3, dDec -1.3 masnrcb2 visit 1: dRA 2.3, dDec -1.2 masnrcb3 visit 1: dRA -2.5, dDec 1.1 masnrcb4 visit 1: dRA -2.2, dDec 0.9 masnrca1 nrca2 nrca3 nrca4 nrcb1 nrcb2 nrcb3 nrcb4±3 mas
    Per-exposure offset vectors, colored by detector. Solid = flagged misaligned. One color pointing away means one detector; everything fanning out means the frame moved.
    Misaligned by detector
    nrca11/4
    nrca21/4
    nrca31/4
    nrca41/4
    nrcb11/4
    nrcb21/4
    nrcb31/4
    nrcb41/4
    visitdetectordRA (mas)dDec (mas)off (mas)contrastpairswindow ("")
    1nrca12.4-1.72.91,205.63515293.0
    1nrca22.1-1.52.61,225.03621933.0
    1nrca32.4-1.32.71,057.44953163.0
    1nrca42.3-1.22.61,082.05418113.0
    1nrcb12.3-1.32.7972.55710953.0
    1nrcb22.3-1.22.6979.66179993.0
    1nrcb3-2.51.12.81,001.86189753.0
    1nrcb4-2.20.92.3990.05920223.0
  • fail
    F210M_o007: 8/32 exposures misaligned vs their visit consensus
    An exposure is misaligned when its offset exceeds 2.0 mas AND is significant against the peak error bars. At m2 this CORRECTS the offsets table and stops the run; the crf frames must be regenerated before cataloging continues.
    checkpoint_m2_F210M_o007_latest.json
    what is affected, and why
    Affected: 8/8 detectors — spread across detectors, so the frame as a whole moved: look at the offsets table and whether these exposures were regenerated from _cal after the table changed. fix_alignment SKIPS a frame that already has a RAOFFSET header, so correcting the table alone leaves stale frames in place; regenerate the working copy from _cal instead of re-applying on top.
    nrca1 visit 1: dRA 2.0, dDec -1.3 masnrca2 visit 1: dRA 2.9, dDec -1.3 masnrca3 visit 1: dRA 2.4, dDec -1.0 masnrca4 visit 1: dRA 2.3, dDec -0.5 masnrcb1 visit 1: dRA -2.2, dDec 1.0 masnrcb2 visit 1: dRA -2.0, dDec 0.8 masnrcb3 visit 1: dRA 2.2, dDec -0.3 masnrcb4 visit 1: dRA 2.2, dDec -0.9 masnrca1 nrca2 nrca3 nrca4 nrcb1 nrcb2 nrcb3 nrcb4±3 mas
    Per-exposure offset vectors, colored by detector. Solid = flagged misaligned. One color pointing away means one detector; everything fanning out means the frame moved.
    Misaligned by detector
    nrca11/4
    nrca21/4
    nrca31/4
    nrca41/4
    nrcb11/4
    nrcb21/4
    nrcb31/4
    nrcb41/4
    visitdetectordRA (mas)dDec (mas)off (mas)contrastpairswindow ("")
    1nrca12.0-1.32.31,145.24569173.0
    1nrca22.9-1.33.21,152.34594473.0
    1nrca32.4-1.02.6979.05890763.0
    1nrca42.3-0.52.4823.46332493.0
    1nrcb1-2.21.02.5882.06375633.0
    1nrcb2-2.00.82.2829.76966723.0
    1nrcb32.2-0.32.2647.97065553.0
    1nrcb42.2-0.92.4843.37058903.0
  • fail
    F277W_o007: 2/8 exposures misaligned vs their visit consensus
    An exposure is misaligned when its offset exceeds 2.0 mas AND is significant against the peak error bars. At m2 this CORRECTS the offsets table and stops the run; the crf frames must be regenerated before cataloging continues.
    checkpoint_m2_F277W_o007_latest.json
    what is affected, and why
    Affected: 2/2 detectors — spread across detectors, so the frame as a whole moved: look at the offsets table and whether these exposures were regenerated from _cal after the table changed. fix_alignment SKIPS a frame that already has a RAOFFSET header, so correcting the table alone leaves stale frames in place; regenerate the working copy from _cal instead of re-applying on top.
    nrcalong visit 1: dRA 2.2, dDec -1.0 masnrcblong visit 1: dRA 2.2, dDec -0.9 masnrcalong nrcblong±2 mas
    Per-exposure offset vectors, colored by detector. Solid = flagged misaligned. One color pointing away means one detector; everything fanning out means the frame moved.
    Misaligned by detector
    nrcalong1/4
    nrcblong1/4
    visitdetectordRA (mas)dDec (mas)off (mas)contrastpairswindow ("")
    1nrcalong2.2-1.02.42,013.82997673.0
    1nrcblong2.2-0.92.42,157.23262073.0
  • fail
    F300M_o007: 2/8 exposures misaligned vs their visit consensus
    An exposure is misaligned when its offset exceeds 2.0 mas AND is significant against the peak error bars. At m2 this CORRECTS the offsets table and stops the run; the crf frames must be regenerated before cataloging continues.
    checkpoint_m2_F300M_o007_latest.json
    what is affected, and why
    Affected: 2/2 detectors — spread across detectors, so the frame as a whole moved: look at the offsets table and whether these exposures were regenerated from _cal after the table changed. fix_alignment SKIPS a frame that already has a RAOFFSET header, so correcting the table alone leaves stale frames in place; regenerate the working copy from _cal instead of re-applying on top.
    nrcalong visit 1: dRA 1.9, dDec -1.0 masnrcblong visit 1: dRA 2.0, dDec -1.1 masnrcalong nrcblong±2 mas
    Per-exposure offset vectors, colored by detector. Solid = flagged misaligned. One color pointing away means one detector; everything fanning out means the frame moved.
    Misaligned by detector
    nrcalong1/4
    nrcblong1/4
    visitdetectordRA (mas)dDec (mas)off (mas)contrastpairswindow ("")
    1nrcalong1.9-1.02.22,288.03029153.0
    1nrcblong2.0-1.12.32,181.23734193.0
  • fail
    F335M_o007: 2/8 exposures misaligned vs their visit consensus
    An exposure is misaligned when its offset exceeds 2.0 mas AND is significant against the peak error bars. At m2 this CORRECTS the offsets table and stops the run; the crf frames must be regenerated before cataloging continues.
    checkpoint_m2_F335M_o007_latest.json
    what is affected, and why
    Affected: 2/2 detectors — spread across detectors, so the frame as a whole moved: look at the offsets table and whether these exposures were regenerated from _cal after the table changed. fix_alignment SKIPS a frame that already has a RAOFFSET header, so correcting the table alone leaves stale frames in place; regenerate the working copy from _cal instead of re-applying on top.
    nrcalong visit 1: dRA 2.2, dDec -1.1 masnrcblong visit 1: dRA 2.1, dDec -1.0 masnrcalong nrcblong±2 mas
    Per-exposure offset vectors, colored by detector. Solid = flagged misaligned. One color pointing away means one detector; everything fanning out means the frame moved.
    Misaligned by detector
    nrcalong1/4
    nrcblong1/4
    visitdetectordRA (mas)dDec (mas)off (mas)contrastpairswindow ("")
    1nrcalong2.2-1.12.42,452.02830763.0
    1nrcblong2.1-1.02.42,692.23344943.0
  • fail
    F360M_o007: 2/8 exposures misaligned vs their visit consensus
    An exposure is misaligned when its offset exceeds 2.0 mas AND is significant against the peak error bars. At m2 this CORRECTS the offsets table and stops the run; the crf frames must be regenerated before cataloging continues.
    checkpoint_m2_F360M_o007_latest.json
    what is affected, and why
    Affected: 2/2 detectors — spread across detectors, so the frame as a whole moved: look at the offsets table and whether these exposures were regenerated from _cal after the table changed. fix_alignment SKIPS a frame that already has a RAOFFSET header, so correcting the table alone leaves stale frames in place; regenerate the working copy from _cal instead of re-applying on top.
    nrcalong visit 1: dRA 2.0, dDec -1.0 masnrcblong visit 1: dRA 2.1, dDec -1.0 masnrcalong nrcblong±2 mas
    Per-exposure offset vectors, colored by detector. Solid = flagged misaligned. One color pointing away means one detector; everything fanning out means the frame moved.
    Misaligned by detector
    nrcalong1/4
    nrcblong1/4
    visitdetectordRA (mas)dDec (mas)off (mas)contrastpairswindow ("")
    1nrcalong2.0-1.02.22,604.83139113.0
    1nrcblong2.1-1.02.32,359.23624893.0
  • fail
    F410M_o007: 2/8 exposures misaligned vs their visit consensus
    An exposure is misaligned when its offset exceeds 2.0 mas AND is significant against the peak error bars. At m2 this CORRECTS the offsets table and stops the run; the crf frames must be regenerated before cataloging continues.
    checkpoint_m2_F410M_o007_latest.json
    what is affected, and why
    Affected: 2/2 detectors — spread across detectors, so the frame as a whole moved: look at the offsets table and whether these exposures were regenerated from _cal after the table changed. fix_alignment SKIPS a frame that already has a RAOFFSET header, so correcting the table alone leaves stale frames in place; regenerate the working copy from _cal instead of re-applying on top.
    nrcalong visit 1: dRA 2.1, dDec -0.7 masnrcblong visit 1: dRA 2.1, dDec -0.8 masnrcalong nrcblong±2 mas
    Per-exposure offset vectors, colored by detector. Solid = flagged misaligned. One color pointing away means one detector; everything fanning out means the frame moved.
    Misaligned by detector
    nrcalong1/4
    nrcblong1/4
    visitdetectordRA (mas)dDec (mas)off (mas)contrastpairswindow ("")
    1nrcalong2.1-0.72.22,569.03373163.0
    1nrcblong2.1-0.82.22,336.23697933.0
  • fail
    F430M_o007: 2/8 exposures misaligned vs their visit consensus
    An exposure is misaligned when its offset exceeds 2.0 mas AND is significant against the peak error bars. At m2 this CORRECTS the offsets table and stops the run; the crf frames must be regenerated before cataloging continues.
    checkpoint_m2_F430M_o007_latest.json
    what is affected, and why
    Affected: 2/2 detectors — spread across detectors, so the frame as a whole moved: look at the offsets table and whether these exposures were regenerated from _cal after the table changed. fix_alignment SKIPS a frame that already has a RAOFFSET header, so correcting the table alone leaves stale frames in place; regenerate the working copy from _cal instead of re-applying on top.
    nrcalong visit 1: dRA 1.9, dDec -1.0 masnrcblong visit 1: dRA 2.2, dDec -1.2 masnrcalong nrcblong±2 mas
    Per-exposure offset vectors, colored by detector. Solid = flagged misaligned. One color pointing away means one detector; everything fanning out means the frame moved.
    Misaligned by detector
    nrcalong1/4
    nrcblong1/4
    visitdetectordRA (mas)dDec (mas)off (mas)contrastpairswindow ("")
    1nrcalong1.9-1.02.12,463.52899483.0
    1nrcblong2.2-1.22.52,875.23340213.0
  • fail
    F480M_o007: 1/8 exposures misaligned vs their visit consensus
    An exposure is misaligned when its offset exceeds 2.0 mas AND is significant against the peak error bars. At m2 this CORRECTS the offsets table and stops the run; the crf frames must be regenerated before cataloging continues.
    checkpoint_m2_F480M_o007_latest.json
    what is affected, and why
    Affected: 1/2 detectors — confined to nrcblong, which points at a detector-local defect (distortion reference, a bad filteroffset, or one chip's frames never re-aligned) rather than a whole-frame misalignment. fix_alignment SKIPS a frame that already has a RAOFFSET header, so correcting the table alone leaves stale frames in place; regenerate the working copy from _cal instead of re-applying on top.
    nrcblong visit 1: dRA 1.9, dDec -1.0 masnrcalong nrcblong±2 mas
    Per-exposure offset vectors, colored by detector. Solid = flagged misaligned. One color pointing away means one detector; everything fanning out means the frame moved.
    Misaligned by detector
    nrcblong1/4
    nrcalong0/4
    visitdetectordRA (mas)dDec (mas)off (mas)contrastpairswindow ("")
    1nrcblong1.9-1.02.22,534.53009493.0
  • fail
    errors in crowded_l209438-o007-m7-finalize: walltime
    [2026-09-28T07:19:19.008] error: *** JOB 41926245 ON c0703a-s5 CANCELLED AT 2026-09-28T07:19:19 DUE TO TIME LIMIT ***
    catalog_crowded_l209438-o007-m7-finalize_41926245_4294967294.out
  • warn
    m7: 44 product(s) stamped with a -dirty tag
    The tree had uncommitted changes, so the tag does not identify the code that ran. Fine for a development run; not for a release.
    catalogs/*m7*.prov.json
  • warn
    m8: 1 product(s) stamped with a -dirty tag
    The tree had uncommitted changes, so the tag does not identify the code that ran. Fine for a development run; not for a release.
    catalogs/*m8*.prov.json
  • warn
    F070W_o007: 3 exposure tie(s) needed a swept search window
    measure_offset widens the window (3->10->30->60") when a narrow window finds no peak. A swept tie means the frame is grossly shifted; check that the peak reproduces at an independent window rather than sitting on the window edge.
    checkpoint_m2_F070W_o007_latest.json
  • warn
    F070W_o007: 4 exposure(s) could not be verified
    Recorded as could-not-verify: the reference tie was not coherent, or the gross cross-check (100 mas) failed, so no correction was applied.
    checkpoint_m2_F070W_o007_latest.json
  • ok
    m7 present (2 file(s))
    catalogs/
  • ok
    m8 present (1 file(s))
    catalogs/
  • ok
    m7: single tag 2026-09-26_PR971_f592053-dirty (44 products)
    catalogs/*m7*.prov.json
  • ok
    m8: single tag 2026-09-26_PR971_f592053-dirty (1 products)
    catalogs/*m8*.prov.json
Generated 2026-10-01 07:38 EDT. Every number here is read from what the pipeline recorded — the tolerances are the ones the pipeline itself enforces, and no offset is re-measured for this page.