Data Analysis in IRAF - beginning

Hi,

this post (and a few more) is the reason why I created this whole blog. I would like to write something about analysis of astronomical data in IRAF software and to point out steps which were most problematic for me as a first-time-user of this program. 

Websites you should see before or during reading this blog (or before your data reduction):

IRAF Website

IRAF Forum

Really great installation manual and slit spectra reduction guide on youtube

***WARNING*** 

This is not a manual and I do not guarantee that this is exactly what you should do with your data. As the sources of all wisdom in this post were used IRAF manuals obtained mainly from this link but there is also a lot of other websites, blogs, forums etc. where I was looking for help. I hope this post will be helpful to you and if there is anything wrong/something you are not certain of feel free to send me an e-mail or leave a comment. 

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***NOTE*** 
If you have already installed IRAF and know the basics like what is package and how to edit task parameters you can skip the introduction and basics parts right to my next post - 'Data Analysis in IRAF - First reduction steps'. 
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Observation and Modeling of Planetary Nebulae Spectra

Hello world,

my first serious post is out! I am pretty excited that I can share with you my first astronomical project. It is quite long and it contains a lot of (really amazing) pictures and I am too lazy to upload it right here so I have uploaded it on my Drive and (as I hope) you can find it here:

Observation and Modeling of Planetary Nebulae Spectra

if you have any questions about this project feel free to leave a comment or to write me an e-mail. 

Have a nice day

and also life.

Jakub

Under construction

Dear lovely person,

I am really glad you found your way to my blog. Unfortunately, as you can see, there is nothing to see yet. But (and this is one great BUT) in a few weeks, you will find there some mind-blowing posts about Science and whatever I will be interested in at the time. 

Have a nice day (and also life) and see you soon.

PS. If you have any ideas/comments/suggestions how to make this blog look better feel free to leave a comment or write me an e-mail.