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====== EvnSession ======

This page covers all you want to know about an EVN experiment or a session. If you are clock-searching an experiment and you do not know whether Westerbork observed as a phase array or used a single dish, just go to the EVN feedback pages! If you would like to process your VLBI data and want more information, you are at the right place!

==== Here come the links ====


The EVN feedback pages contain information from the telescope operators on the successes and failures during EVN experiments:

  * [[http://www.evlbi.org/session/feedback.html]]

The EVN Session Overviews is a compilation of the above feedbacks, for each session:

  * [[http://www.evlbi.org/tog/session_overview/overview.html]]

Look for a Network Monitoring Experiment (NME) in the block schedule:

  * [[http://www.evlbi.org/scheduling/EVNschedule.txt]] (latest)
  * [[ftp://ftp.nfra.eu/jive/block_sched/]] (old)

NME reports sometimes show problems that were not known at the time of writing the station feedbacks:

  * [[ftp://ftp.jive.eu/jive/monitor/]]

Even more information can be found in the NME pipeline web pages:

  * [[http://www.evlbi.org/tog/pipeline.html]]

Ftp fringe tests are carried out several times during an observing session. The results from these are available within about a day after the observations. Check here whether all the stations had fringes before/after your experiment:

  * [[http://www.evlbi.org/tog/ftp_fringes/ftp.html]]

The EVN Data Archive contains FITS files, pipeline web pages (and more...) for your experiment:

  * [[http://www.jive.eu/archive/scripts/listarch.php]]

==== Operational Flow Diagram ====

Pre- and post-observation operational flow diagram [[http://www.jive.eu/~campbell/opsflow.xfg.eps|(postscript)]] or [[http://www.jive.eu/~campbell/opsflow.xfg.pdf|(pdf)]].