In addition to its source code, you can find here several usefull files to run SANEPIC. First some examples files in order to be able to run sanepic tutorials

Complementary Files

Some scripts to help with SANEPIC

• export_SpireToSanepic.py : an HIPE script to export SPIRE obs to SANEPIC format
• export_PacsToSanepic.py : an HIPE script to export PACS frames to SANEPIC format

Examples Files

You can download some files used in the SANEPIC tutorial.

First, the input data files, corresponding to 2 observations made by Herschel SPIRE of the polaris field :


OD162_0x500022F9L_SpirePacsParallel_polaris_notdf_all_sanepic.fits.gz (108 MB)

OD162_0x500022FAL_SpirePacsParallel_polaris_notdf_all_sanepic.fits.gz (109 MB)


note that these files contains only the timeline of the observations exported from the HIPE software. The observations have been processed with the standard large map pipeline, but without applying the temperature drift correction module, thus the timelines still contain a large signal drift correlated over all bolometers and they are unusable for naive map-making.

Then, their corresponding Noise-noise power spectra, derived iteratively from the data :


OD162_0x500022F9L_SpirePacsParallel_polaris_notdf_all_sanepic_psd.fits.gz (1,2 MB)
OD162_0x500022FAL_SpirePacsParallel_polaris_notdf_all_sanepic_psd.fits.gz (1,2 MB)


We also provide the ini and various input files in order to process quickly those data, they are all included in the archive :


inputFile.tar.gz (<4KB)


If you want to see the results of this processing, you can have a look at the following images

Source Code

Users are strongly advised to update to the newest version

You can download the latest sanepic version from its SourceForge page. Older version are also available. The SourceForge ticketing system can be used to report bugs