NGAO Photometric Accuracy Budget Strategy Richard Dekany.

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NGAO Photometric Accuracy Budget Strategy Richard Dekany

Outline Photometry Science ELT Simulations Photometric Variance Sources Performance Budget Strategy  Analytic Expressions  Numerical Investigations Simulations Data Analysis Outstanding Issues Discussion

Photometric Error Sources Noise Processes Photon Noise  Source photon noise  Imperfect background subtraction Detector Issues  Noise Read Noise Fixed-Pattern Noise Dark Current Popcorn Noise (rapid level shifts)  Residual flat-fielding errors (linear, but wrong constant)  Detector non-linear response  Few/Single pixel errors Cosmic rays / hot pixels / dead pixels  Quantum efficiency variations PSF Uncertainties On-axis  Time-Variability of AO Performance  Telescope Vibrations  Saturation Off-axis  Residual angular anisoplanatism Passive PSF estimation  DIMM  0 errors  Wind-induced anisoplanatism  Telemetry noise Active PSF shaping  MCAO residuals  Optics Residual field dependent aberrations (esp. field curvature) Variable transmission (coating degradation) Field dependent transmission (beamwalk ) Source Uncertainties Stellar  Star variability  Time-variable chromatic emmissions (variable color)  Maculation (sunspots) Extrastellar  Crowding  Differential interstellar extinction Environmental Atmospheric scintillation Variable extinction  Scatter  Transparency waves  Airmass variation across FoV  Heterochromatic extinction Calibration Filter  Bandpass uncertainties

Proposed Performance Budget Strategy

NGAO Error Budget KBO imaging scenario Based on Lick, Palomar & Keck experience RD

NGAO Photometry Budget M31 Bulge Scenario RD

Input Assumption - Site Data Mauna Kea median seeing conditions at = 0.5  m: r 0 = 18 cm.  = 3 cm. L 0 = 75 m.  0 = 2.5 arcsec f G = 39 Hz L 0 = 75 m C n 2 profile from data Median sodium density = 4 x 10 9 atoms/cm 2 RD Sodium column density Altitude (km) Fractional C n 2 Wind Speed (m/s)