Merge pull request #96 from GalSim-developers/u/rmandelb/psftoolconfig

add PSF tools

euclidlike/data/README.md

@@ -1,8 +1,11 @@
 ## Reference
+
 * `Euclid_VIS.vis.dat` file contains the Euclid VIS bandpass found [here](http://svo2.cab.inta-csic.es/svo/theory/fps3/index.php?mode=browse&gname=Euclid&gname2=VIS&asttype=)
-* `monopsfs_6_6.fits.gz` is the oversampled Euclid PSF at 17 different wavelengths
+* `NISP-PHOTO-PASSBANDS-V1-*_throughput.dat` (3 files) contain the NISP bandpasses from [here](https://euclid.esac.esa.int/msp/refdata/nisp/NISP-PHOTO-PASSBANDS-V1)
+* `monopsfs_6_6.fits.gz` is the oversampled Euclid PSF at 17 different wavelengths given in `psf_wavelengths.dat`
     - The minimum wavelength is 540 nm and the maximum is 910 nm
     - The pixel size is 0.1 arcsec
     - The image size is 480 x 480
 * `pv_coeffs.dat` contains the CD and PV coefficient to build Euclid-like WCS. At the moment they are set to 0 (no distortions).
 * `ccd_data.dat` contains the CCD shifts with respect to the center of the focal plane. Derived from [Scaramella et al.](https://arxiv.org/abs/2108.01201)
+* `config.zip` contains the configuration file for the Euclid PSF tool used to produce the stored PSF images.

euclidlike/euclidlike_psf.py

@@ -115,7 +115,12 @@ def getPSF(
     In addition, the provided PSF images are normalized for obscuration, 
     vignetting and baffle effects. However, GalSim internally handles the 
     obscuration, so we remove this part of the normalization by dividing the
-    PSF images by collecting_area / ((diameter/2)**2*np.pi).  As a result, the sum of the pixel values in the renormalized PSF images is very close to 1.
+    PSF images by collecting_area / ((diameter/2)**2*np.pi).  As a result, the sum of the pixel
+    values in the renormalized PSF images is very close to 1.
+
+    Members of the Euclid Consortium with access to the internal PSF toolkit can reproduce the
+    precomputed PSF images using the `Develop` branch as of 21 May 2024 using the config file
+    `data/config.zip`.
     
 
     Args: