Alpha-particle induced charge clusters in LSST CCDs mimic stellar PSFs (median FWHM 0.95 arcsec) at ~10^{-12} pixel^{-1} s^{-1} but are cleanly separable via fourth-order moment broadness statistic.
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In-situ measurements confirm ~2% reflectance for LSSTCam optics and simulations show optical ghosts impact ~0.57% of the focal plane averaged across bands.
Overview of stray light characterization, modeling with ray tracing, and mitigation during on-sky commissioning of the LSST Camera.
The authors report using Zephyr Scale to create test cases with step-by-step scripts, group them into daily test cycles, define review workflows, and integrate JSON-based tests with the observatory scheduler for commissioning and early operations.
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PSF-like Alpha-Particle Events in LSST Images
Alpha-particle induced charge clusters in LSST CCDs mimic stellar PSFs (median FWHM 0.95 arcsec) at ~10^{-12} pixel^{-1} s^{-1} but are cleanly separable via fourth-order moment broadness statistic.
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In Situ Measurements of the Reflectances of the LSSTCam Optics and Assessing the Impact of Optical Ghosts
In-situ measurements confirm ~2% reflectance for LSSTCam optics and simulations show optical ghosts impact ~0.57% of the focal plane averaged across bands.
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An overview of stray light findings and interpretation during on-sky commissioning of LSSTCam
Overview of stray light characterization, modeling with ray tracing, and mitigation during on-sky commissioning of the LSST Camera.
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Test Management and Coordination During the Vera C. Rubin Observatory Commissioning and Early Operations Using Zephyr Scale
The authors report using Zephyr Scale to create test cases with step-by-step scripts, group them into daily test cycles, define review workflows, and integrate JSON-based tests with the observatory scheduler for commissioning and early operations.