NIRISS Calibration Working Group Activities NIRISS Science Team Meeting Montréal, 2015 October 20/21 Kevin Volk STScI / HIA.

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NIRISS Calibration Working Group Activities NIRISS Science Team Meeting Montréal, 2015 October 20/21 Kevin Volk STScI / HIA

NIRISS Science Team Meeting Montréal, 2015 October 20/21 Calibration WG Activity 2014/2015  The main calibration milestone was the delivery of the Calibration Reference files (CDP1) to the pipeline group at STScI--nominally via GSFC--in May 2015  Calibration Plan document (OPS-03B) draft delivered in fall of 2014; that draft is currently being updated to be consistent with the Operations Concept Document  Selection of replacement detector and subsequent analysis of the COM DEV detector test data from fall 2014/spring 2015 (the latter for the flight spare)  CV3 planning inputs from the Calibration Working Group to André for making the NIRISS testing plan  SOSS level 2a to 2b algorithm delivery package almost ready to forward to the STScI pipeline group

NIRISS Science Team Meeting Montréal, 2015 October 20/21 Anticipated Work 2015/2016  CV3 support late 2015/early 2016  Analysis of CV3 data for CDP2 delivery (due 6 months after the end of CV3); this is extremely important since there will not be much opportunity to get data in the OSIM testing except possibly for dark ramps  Finalization of all pipeline algorithms  The calibration plan document revision should be finished sometime after CV3  We may need to determine specific on-orbit targets for various calibrations (for consistency with the commissioning CARS)

NIRISS Science Team Meeting Montréal, 2015 October 20/21 Current Reference Files (1) Detector Calibrations (from darks or illuminated frames)  Dark current ramps  Pedestal images  Bad Pixel masks (lots of work by Chris….)  IPC measurements  Cross-Talk measurements and characterization  Read Noise and 1/f noise properties  Gain measurements  Persistence measurements (from COM DEV testing)  Linearity characterization  Saturation measurements (from Teledyne testing) All to be determined in CV3 unless noted otherwise

NIRISS Science Team Meeting Montréal, 2015 October 20/21 Current Reference Files (2) Filter and Grism Calibrations (some from theory only)  Illumination Flats for filters  Pixel Flats for filters  Occulting spot characterization by filter  Grism trace measurements  Grism wavelength calibration (CV3 will give limited data)  Filter to Filter offsets in imaging  Astrometric distortion  Pixel area map  Background estimates  Photometric calibration

NIRISS Science Team Meeting Montréal, 2015 October 20/21 Current Simulation Work  As a bi-product of revising the calibration plan, I am working on the details of some of the proposed calibration observations  The astrometric calibration observation planning requires a simulation to see what the bar of the LMC will look like at the NIRISS angular resolution and sensitivity  Ditto for WFSS for the proposed wavelength calibration using the planetary nebula SMP LMC 58  Sherie Holfeltz is helping with the WFSS simulations  Background and sensitivity/photometric simulations are ongoing

NIRISS Science Team Meeting Montréal, 2015 October 20/21 Deep Simulations  For WFSS, sources to F606W=27 (type K5V at the LMC)  For imaging, 1.65 million sources to F606W=30 (type M5V at the LMC)  Use F606W and F606W – H to get H-band magnitudes  Use different spectral types as a function of F606W and F606W – H to get NIRISS brightness estimates for different filters  Random distribution of stars within the field of view  WebbPSF used for the PSFs in the simulations  This is a BIG star count extrapolation from the existing HST data, with corresponding overall uncertainties

WFSS simulation linear full frame F090W

logarithmic

linear zoomed in 300×300 pixels

STIS Image SMP LMC 58 1 arc-second V ~ 21.8

F090W imaging simulation (faintest 10 million stars) full frame

F090W imaging simulation (all stars) full frame

F090W Simulation Pixel Histogram

F444W Simulation Pixel Histogram

F090W imaging simulation (all stars) full frame, log scale, range from histogram 5σ range

F090W simulation (faintest 10 million stars) 300×300 pixels, lower left corner

F444W simulation (faintest 10 million stars) 300×300 pixels, lower left corner

F090W simulation (all stars) 300×300 pixels, lower left corner

F444W simulation (all stars) 300×300 pixels, lower left corner