Lecture

Calibration and Self-calibration

Description

This lecture covers the concepts of calibration and self-calibration in radio astronomy, focusing on techniques such as bandpass, gain, and delay calibration using calibrators. It also delves into self-calibration strategies, including the use of known parameters to compute corrections and the elimination of the need for calibrators under certain conditions.

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