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arxiv 2310.03048 v1 pith:AR76PJBR submitted 2023-10-03 astro-ph.IM

DRAGONS -- A Quick Overview

Kathleen Labrie , Chris Simpson , Ricardo Cardenes , James Turner , Monika Soraisam , Bruno Quint , Oliver Oberdorf , Vinicius M. Placco
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Daniel Berke Olesja Smirnova Simon Conseil William D. Vacca Joanna Thomas-Osip
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DRAGONS (Data Reduction for Astronomy from Gemini Observatory North and South) is a platform for the reduction and processing of astronomical data. The Python-based, open-source package includes infrastructure for automation and algorithms for the processing of imaging and spectroscopic data, up to the analysis-ready stage. DRAGONS currently focuses on the reduction of Gemini data, although it allows for support of data from other instruments and telescopes through third-party extensions. Its latest release (v3.1) enables automated reduction of all currently-active Gemini imaging facility instruments, as well as optical longslit spectroscopic data, acquired with GMOS.

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