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--- evn:supportscientists [2019/05/29 12:55] – benito
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 The EVN Support Scientists process the data from each EVN observation after correlation and until the data are delivered to the PI of the experiment.
-Summary of all the basic steps: {{supportsci:evn-post-processing.pdf|evn-post-processing.pdf}}. Original file {{:supportsci:evn-post-processing.md|here}}.
+All the files listed in the past here have been moved to {{https://jrm.jive.nl/projects/science-support/wiki/Wiki|the JIVE RedMine Wiki}}.
-Check-list to do not miss any step: {{:supportsci:checklist.pdf|checklist.pdf}} ({{:supportsci:checklist.tex|TeX file}} in case it needs an update).
 There are some tools to help you summarised [[:supportsci:tools|here]].
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 ===== NME Reports =====
-After an NME is post-processed, we need to write a report about all the issues observed on it. All NMEs are stored [[evntog:nme_reports|in this web]].
-Modify the page to include your new NME. You can also find there the LaTeX template to produce the NME Report. However, I recommend you to use {{supportsci:create_nme_report_template.py|this Python script}} to produce a more customized LaTeX template that will save you some editing time.
-Download it to your computer. You can run it without arguments or with //-h// to see the required inputs. The script will create a LaTeX template where the table has already been adjusted to the stations that have participated in your NME.
-===== Running NMEs =====
-In case you need to run a new NME (Network Monitoring Experiment), you can find
-{{supportsci:nme-guide.pdf|in this file}} ({{supportsci:nme-guide.md|original file here}}) a guide about the necessary steps that are required.