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 |  //CAL//  |  'superbias'  | imcombine, generate_wifes_bias_fit | Creates super-bias from bias frame co-add, then fits a smooth model of the bias shape across entire detector. | |  //CAL//  |  'superbias'  | imcombine, generate_wifes_bias_fit | Creates super-bias from bias frame co-add, then fits a smooth model of the bias shape across entire detector. |
 |  **02**    'bias_sub'  | imarith | Subtracts master bias (or local bias) from science frames. | |  **02**    'bias_sub'  | imarith | Subtracts master bias (or local bias) from science frames. |
-|  //CAL//  |  'superflat'<sup>A</sup>  | imcombine | Co-adds all flats (standard: median coadd). |+|  //CAL//  |  'superflat'  | imcombine | Co-adds all flats (standard: median coadd).<sup>A</sup> |
 |  //CAL//  |  'slitlet_profile'  | derive_slitlet_profiles | Uses flat lamp to measure slitlet locations. | |  //CAL//  |  'slitlet_profile'  | derive_slitlet_profiles | Uses flat lamp to measure slitlet locations. |
 |  //CAL//  |  'flat_cleanup'  | interslice_cleanup | Corrects contamination of flat lamp and sky flat data for internal light reflections inside the instrument. | |  //CAL//  |  'flat_cleanup'  | interslice_cleanup | Corrects contamination of flat lamp and sky flat data for internal light reflections inside the instrument. |
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 |  //CAL//  |  'wire_soln'  | derive_wifes_wire_solution | Derives spatial zeropoint in the y-direction (along slitlet) from a wire frame. | |  //CAL//  |  'wire_soln'  | derive_wifes_wire_solution | Derives spatial zeropoint in the y-direction (along slitlet) from a wire frame. |
 |  //CAL//  |  'flat_response'  | wifes_2dim_response | Uses lamp flat, sky flat, and wavelength solution to [[data_reduction#flat-fielding|derive flatfield response function]] for all slitlet. | |  //CAL//  |  'flat_response'  | wifes_2dim_response | Uses lamp flat, sky flat, and wavelength solution to [[data_reduction#flat-fielding|derive flatfield response function]] for all slitlet. |
-|  **04**    'cosmic_rays' +|  **04**    'cosmic_rays' lacos_wifes Identify and correct cosmic rays using the [[http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2001PASP..113.1420V|LA Cosmic]] procedure developed by Pieter van Dokkum, as adapted to work with WiFeS data. 
-|  **05**    'sky_sub'<sup>B</sup>  | x | x +|  **05**    'sky_sub'  | imarith | Raw subtraction of sky frame from science frame, or sky pixels from object pixels in nod-and-shuffle (appropriately scaled for exposure time).<sup>B</sup>
-|  **06**    'obs_coadd' +|  **06**    'obs_coadd' imcombine Co-add multiple observations of the same object or field, as defined by the metadata structure. 
-|  **07**    'flatfield' +|  **07**    'flatfield' imarith Divide science data by the flatfield response function. 
-|  **08**    'cube_gen' | x | +|  **08**    'cube_gen' generate_wifes_cubes Rectify data onto square (x,y,λ) grid to [[data_reduction#data_cube_generation|create final data cube]]. 
-|  //CAL//  |   +|  //CAL//  |  'extract_stars'  extract_wifes_stdstar Automatically extract standard star spectrum from WiFeS data cube (uncalibrated). | 
-|  **09**    'flux_calib' +|  //CAL//  |  'derive_calib'  | derive_wifes_calibration | Derive instrument sensitivity function from comparison of observed standard star fluxes to reference spectra.<sup>C</sup> 
-|  **10**    'telluric_corr' +|  **09**    'flux_calib' calibrate_wifes_cube Flux calibrate the data by applying instrument sensitivity function to science frames. | 
-|  **11**    'save_3dcube' |+|  //CAL//  |  'extract_stars'  | extract_wifes_stdstar | Automatically extract standard star spectrum from WiFeS data cube (calibrated, but not telluric-corrected). | 
 +|  //CAL//  |  'derive_telluric'  | derive_wifes_telluric | Derive telluric feature corrections from flux-calibrated spectra of smooth-spectrum standard stars. 
 +|  **10**    'telluric_corr' apply_wifes_telluric Correct telluric absorption in all science frames. 
 +|  **11**    'save_3dcube' generate_wifes_3dcube Convert fully calibrated data into standard 3D fits data format, as preferred for ds9. |
  
 <sup>A</sup> "Superflat" procedures performed for both spectral (quartz lamp) flats and spatial (twilight) flats. <sup>A</sup> "Superflat" procedures performed for both spectral (quartz lamp) flats and spatial (twilight) flats.
  
 <sup>B</sup> Currently this step is a strict subtraction of object data and sky data (either "point-and-stare" or "nod-and-shuffle").  This is planned to be moved to after flat-fielding once a sophisticated sky-subtraction model procedure has been devised (part of PyWiFeS "Phase 2"). <sup>B</sup> Currently this step is a strict subtraction of object data and sky data (either "point-and-stare" or "nod-and-shuffle").  This is planned to be moved to after flat-fielding once a sophisticated sky-subtraction model procedure has been devised (part of PyWiFeS "Phase 2").
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 +<sup>C</sup> Identification of standard star spectra is done automatically by name matching from the 'OBJECT' header field to the list of stars in 'wifes_calib.py' Alternatively users can set the name of the standard stars in their calibration list manually.  Plans for PyWiFeS "Phase 2" include automatic identification based on target coordinates.