Maintainer: babar@ipac.caltech.edu
 

1. How do I find out if my favourite object/position was observed with CAM?

2. I have CAM data.  Now what?

3. Where do I get more information on ... ?

4. Whom can I contact at IPAC for help?

Q. How do I find out if my favourite object/position was observed with CAM?

A. Use the ISO archive.
 

Q. I have CAM data.  Now what?

A. You will need the CAM software to get started.

    See  Data Reduction and Analysis software for CAM
 

Q. Where do I get more information on ...

A. There are several documents available from the IDC at VILSPA

    General CAM information:

http://www.iso.esac.esa.int/manuals/HANDBOOK/III/cam_hb/
The ISOCAM Dectectors: An Overview

http://www.iso.esac.esa.int/users/expl_lib/CAM/darkdoc.ps.gz
Report on the Behaviour of ISOCAM LW Darks  (Roman & Ott 1999)

http://www.iso.esac.esa.int/users/expl_lib/CAM/flatdoc.ps.gz

Glitch Effects in ISOCAM Detectors (Claret et al. 1998)
The ISOCAM glitch libraray  (Claret & Dzitko 1998)
Cosmic Ray effects on the ISOCAM Long Wave detector  (Dzitko et al. 1998)

The Transient Behaviour of the Long Wavelength Channel of ISOCAM (Abergel et al. 1998)
Transient correction of the LW-ISOCAM data for low contrasted illumination  (Coulais et al. 1999)
About Transients, Technical Report (Delattre 1996)
Modelling the transient effects in the IR array of the SW channel of ISOCAM (Tiphene et al. 1999)

     Flux Calibration:

CAM calibration explanatory document (Altieri et al. 1998)
ISOCAM Photometry Report, V 2.1.1 (Blommaert 1998)
ISOCAM Faint Source report (Altieri et al. 1998)

     CAM field of view distortions:

 ISOCAM LW Channel Field of View Distortion (Draft) (Aussel 1998)

 ISOCAM PSF Report (Okumura 1998)

      CAM stary light ("ghosts")

 Ghosts in ISOCAM images (Okumura et al. 1998)

Q. Whom can I contact at IPAC for help

A. The List of Contacts

    General information on ISO at IPAC: iso@ipac.caltech.edu
    CAM: babar@ipac.caltech.edu
 

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