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here is a draft for a VEP (vocabulary enhanced proposal) to be discussed and refined and submitted to the semantics group for approval.
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On Thu, Nov 13, 2025 at 09:16:44AM -0800, Mireille LOUYS wrote:
here is a draft for a VEP (vocabulary enhanced proposal) to be discussed and refined and submitted to the semantics group for approval.
see comment in issue #5
Oh, this is a new vocabulary, so you wouldn't do a VEP, which is Sect
5.2 of VocInVO2 ("Updating Vocabularies"). What applies here is
VocInVO2, Sect 5.1.
<https://ivoa.net/documents/Vocabularies/20230206/REC-Vocabularies-2.1.html#tth_sEcA.1>
("New Vocabularies").
That is, you write the vocabulary (ideally as a CSV as per
<https://ivoa.net/documents/Vocabularies/20230206/REC-Vocabularies-2.1.html#tth_sEcA.1>,
but we can help you with that) and submit that to the semantics WG.
The review happens as part of the review of the embedding document,
so the vocabulary would become non-preliminary when your document
reaches REC or EN.
Thanks,
Markus
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| Used-in: CTA example? |
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| Used-in: CTA example? | |
| Used-in: For HE, VHE and UHE instruments, the PSF permits to analyse the event list to extract spectrum from an ON region (called `1D analysis`) or to adjust a spectral, spatial, temporal model of a source from an extended field of view. |
| Description: A dataset that records the “effective area” of a telescope | ||
| and/or instrument. The effective area is the geometric area | ||
| of the telescope and/or instrument reduced by efficiency factors | ||
| such as reflectivity and vignetting, among other effects |
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| such as reflectivity and vignetting, among other effects | |
| such as reflectivity and vignetting, analysis efficiency, among other effects |
| measures residual non-gamma-ray events coming. | ||
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| Relationships: narrower than #response-function | ||
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| Used-in: For VHE gamma-ray instrument, it measures the residual cosmic-ray event rate. | |
| Label: bkgrate | ||
| Description: A dataset that models the rate of residual events that are | ||
| not from the expected source type (e.g. for gamma-ray instrument it | ||
| measures residual non-gamma-ray events coming. |
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| measures residual non-gamma-ray events coming. | |
| not from the expected source type. This rate is about mis-reconstructed events that are badly identified as event. It should be distingued from low level instrumental background, such that an electronic noise. |
| Action: Addition | ||
| Label: edisp | ||
| Description: A dataset that records the | ||
| probability density of detecting an event with an energy estimator given the true |
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| probability density of detecting an event with an energy estimator given the true | |
| probability density function of detecting an event at an energy-proxy estimation given the true |
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| Used-in: HESS data products ? |
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| Used-in: HESS data products ? | |
| Used-in: For HE, VHE and UHE instruments, `edisp` permits to analyse the event list to extract spectrum from an ON region (called `1D analysis`) or to adjust a spectral, spatial, temporal model of a source from an extended field of view. |
here is a draft for a VEP (vocabulary enhanced proposal) to be discussed and refined and submitted to the semantics group for approval.
see comment in issue #5