Commit b0d0e23ff214b0af97cff48da195268f0e61e63a

Authored by Jürgen Knödlseder
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Add note what to do when the download does not work

doc/source/users/tutorials/1dc/data_organisation.rst
... ... @@ -134,44 +134,44 @@ have been simulated (see figure below).
134 134 :align: center
135 135  
136 136 *Header of an event list*
137   -
138   -
139   -.. warning::
140   - Only the following header keywords in the ``EVENTS`` table have meaningful
141   - values:
142   -
143   - * ``DSTYPx`` - Data sub-space type
144   - * ``DSUNIx`` - Data sub-space unit
145   - * ``DSVALx`` - Data sub-space value
146   - * ``DSREFx`` - Data sub-space reference
147   - * ``NDSKEYS`` - Number of data sub-space keys
148   - * ``NMCIDS`` - Number of Monte Carlo identifiers
149   - * ``MIDxxxxx`` - Monte Carlo identifier
150   - * ``MMNxxxxx`` - Model name for Monte Carlo identifier
151   - * ``OBS_ID`` - Observation identifier
152   - * ``DATE_OBS`` - start date of observation (UTC)
153   - * ``TIME_OBS`` - start time of observation (UTC)
154   - * ``DATE_END`` - end date of observation (UTC)
155   - * ``TIME_END`` - end time of observation (UTC)
156   - * ``TSTART`` - start time of observation, counted from time reference (s)
157   - * ``TSTOP`` - stop time of observation, counted from time reference (s)
158   - * ``MJDREFI`` - integer part of time reference MJD (days)
159   - * ``MJDREFF`` - fractional part of time reference MJD (days)
160   - * ``TIMEUNIT`` - time unit
161   - * ``TIMESYS`` - time system
162   - * ``TIMEREF`` - time reference
163   - * ``TELAPSE`` - elapsed time (s)
164   - * ``ONTIME`` - exposure time (s)
165   - * ``LIVETIME`` - livetime (s)
166   - * ``DEADC`` - deadtime correction factor, livetime / exposure time
167   - * ``TIMEDEL`` - time resolution
168   - * ``RA_PNT`` - Right Ascension of pointing direction (deg)
169   - * ``DEC_PNT`` - Declination of pointing direction (deg)
170   - * ``RADECSYS`` - Coordinate system
171   - * ``EQUINOX`` - Coordinate epoch
172   -
173   - All remaining header keywords have arbitrary values and should not be
174   - used for the analysis.
  137 +..
  138 +
  139 + .. warning::
  140 + Only the following header keywords in the ``EVENTS`` table have meaningful
  141 + values:
  142 +
  143 + * ``DSTYPx`` - Data sub-space type
  144 + * ``DSUNIx`` - Data sub-space unit
  145 + * ``DSVALx`` - Data sub-space value
  146 + * ``DSREFx`` - Data sub-space reference
  147 + * ``NDSKEYS`` - Number of data sub-space keys
  148 + * ``NMCIDS`` - Number of Monte Carlo identifiers
  149 + * ``MIDxxxxx`` - Monte Carlo identifier
  150 + * ``MMNxxxxx`` - Model name for Monte Carlo identifier
  151 + * ``OBS_ID`` - Observation identifier
  152 + * ``DATE_OBS`` - start date of observation (UTC)
  153 + * ``TIME_OBS`` - start time of observation (UTC)
  154 + * ``DATE_END`` - end date of observation (UTC)
  155 + * ``TIME_END`` - end time of observation (UTC)
  156 + * ``TSTART`` - start time of observation, counted from time reference (s)
  157 + * ``TSTOP`` - stop time of observation, counted from time reference (s)
  158 + * ``MJDREFI`` - integer part of time reference MJD (days)
  159 + * ``MJDREFF`` - fractional part of time reference MJD (days)
  160 + * ``TIMEUNIT`` - time unit
  161 + * ``TIMESYS`` - time system
  162 + * ``TIMEREF`` - time reference
  163 + * ``TELAPSE`` - elapsed time (s)
  164 + * ``ONTIME`` - exposure time (s)
  165 + * ``LIVETIME`` - livetime (s)
  166 + * ``DEADC`` - deadtime correction factor, livetime / exposure time
  167 + * ``TIMEDEL`` - time resolution
  168 + * ``RA_PNT`` - Right Ascension of pointing direction (deg)
  169 + * ``DEC_PNT`` - Declination of pointing direction (deg)
  170 + * ``RADECSYS`` - Coordinate system
  171 + * ``EQUINOX`` - Coordinate epoch
  172 +
  173 + All remaining header keywords have arbitrary values and should not be
  174 + used for the analysis.
175 175  
176 176 Each row of the ``EVENTS`` table corresponds to a single event.
177 177 Each event is characterised by
... ... @@ -203,10 +203,11 @@ An example of an ``EVENTS`` table is shown below.
203 203 :align: center
204 204  
205 205 *Content of an event list*
  206 +..
206 207  
207   -.. warning::
208   - The time stamps in the ``TIME`` column are **not** necessarily in ascending
209   - order.
  208 + .. warning::
  209 + The time stamps in the ``TIME`` column are **not** necessarily in ascending
  210 + order.
210 211  
211 212  
212 213 Observation Definition Files
... ... @@ -234,10 +235,10 @@ identical.
234 235 The other files in the folder are ASCII and FITS files containing spectral,
235 236 temporal and spatial information that was used in the simulations.
236 237  
237   -.. warning::
238   - The ASCII and FITS files should always reside in the same folder as the
239   - :ref:`model definition XML files <glossary_moddef>`
240   - since the latter reference the former.
  238 + .. warning::
  239 + The ASCII and FITS files should always reside in the same folder as the
  240 + :ref:`model definition XML files <glossary_moddef>`
  241 + since the latter reference the former.
241 242  
242 243  
243 244  
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doc/source/users/tutorials/1dc/getting_data.rst
... ... @@ -36,11 +36,27 @@ line by typing:
36 36 $ wget https://owncloud.cta-observatory.org/remote.php/webdav/1dc/agn.tar.gz --user=<user> --ask-password
37 37 $ wget https://owncloud.cta-observatory.org/remote.php/webdav/1dc/caldb.tar.gz --user=<user> --ask-password
38 38 $ wget https://owncloud.cta-observatory.org/remote.php/webdav/1dc/models.tar.gz --user=<user> --ask-password
  39 +..
39 40  
40   -.. warning::
41   - ``<user>`` needs to be replaced by your CTA user name.
42   - Don't type the ``$`` symbol. It indicates that a command should be typed
43   - on the command line of your terminal.
  41 + .. warning::
  42 + ``<user>`` needs to be replaced by your CTA user name.
  43 + Don't type the ``$`` symbol. It indicates that a command should be typed
  44 + on the command line of your terminal.
  45 +
  46 + .. note::
  47 + In case you encounter the following error message
  48 +
  49 +
  50 + .. code-block:: bash
  51 +
  52 + HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 401 Unauthorized
  53 + Authentication selected: Basic realm="ownCloud"
  54 + Reusing existing connection to owncloud.cta-observatory.org:443.
  55 + HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 404 Not Found
  56 + 2017-06-06 14:43:33 ERROR 404: Not Found.
  57 +
  58 + or any other problems with the download, please contact
  59 + sstober@cta-observatory.org.
44 60  
45 61 To make sure that you have the relevant files you may check the MD5 checksums
46 62 after downloading by typing for example
... ... @@ -94,11 +110,12 @@ Before continuing, please set the following environment variables:
94 110  
95 111 $ export CTADATA=$PWD/1dc
96 112 $ export CALDB=$CTADATA/caldb
97   -
98   -.. note::
99   - You may consider adding the ``CTADATA`` and ``CALDB`` environment variables
100   - to your ``.bashrc`` file (or equivalent) so that your analysis environment
101   - for the
102   - :ref:`first CTA Data Challenge <glossary_1dc>`
103   - is always setup correctly.
  113 +..
  114 +
  115 + .. note::
  116 + You may consider adding the ``CTADATA`` and ``CALDB`` environment variables
  117 + to your ``.bashrc`` file (or equivalent) so that your analysis environment
  118 + for the
  119 + :ref:`first CTA Data Challenge <glossary_1dc>`
  120 + is always setup correctly.
104 121  
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doc/source/users/tutorials/1dc/getting_tools.rst
... ... @@ -27,13 +27,13 @@ After downloading, configure GammaLib and ctools as follows:
27 27 Have a look at :ref:`getting the ctools <sec_install>` if you need more
28 28 information about the installation and configuration process.
29 29  
30   -.. note::
31   - You may consider adding the ``GAMMALIB`` and ``CTOOLS`` environment variables
32   - as well as the sourcing of the configuration scripts to your ``.bashrc`` file
33   - (or equivalent) so that your analysis environment
34   - for the
35   - :ref:`first CTA Data Challenge <glossary_1dc>`
36   - is always setup correctly.
  30 + .. note::
  31 + You may consider adding the ``GAMMALIB`` and ``CTOOLS`` environment variables
  32 + as well as the sourcing of the configuration scripts to your ``.bashrc`` file
  33 + (or equivalent) so that your analysis environment
  34 + for the
  35 + :ref:`first CTA Data Challenge <glossary_1dc>`
  36 + is always setup correctly.
37 37  
38 38  
39 39  
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