Data Analysis for Precision Spectroscopy: the ESPRESSO Case
Guido Cupani, Valentina D'Odorico, Stefano Cristiani, Jonay, Gonz\'alez-Hern\'andez, Christophe Lovis, S\'ergio Sousa, Eros Vanzella,, Paolo Di Marcantonio, Denis M\'egevand

TL;DR
This paper discusses the development of ESPRESSO, a high-resolution spectrograph for ESO VLT, and its dedicated Data Analysis Software designed to enhance spectral data analysis with new algorithms and interactive tools.
Contribution
It introduces the ESPRESSO spectrograph and its innovative Data Analysis Software with new algorithms and an interactive GUI for improved spectral data analysis.
Findings
First ESO instrument with dedicated data analysis tools.
Implementation of new algorithms for quasar spectra analysis.
Enhanced interactivity and iteration modes in data processing.
Abstract
ESPRESSO is an extremely stable high-resolution spectrograph which is currently being developed for the ESO VLT. With its groundbreaking characteristics it is aimed to be a "science machine", i.e. a fully-integrated instrument to directly extract science information from the observations. In particular, ESPRESSO will be the first ESO instrument to be equipped with a dedicated tool for the analysis of data, the Data Analysis Software (DAS), consisting in a number of recipes to analyze both stellar and quasar spectra. Through the new ESO Reflex GUI, the DAS (which will implement new algorithms to analyze quasar spectra) is aimed to get over the shortcomings of the existing software providing multiple iteration modes and full interactivity with the data.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSpectroscopy and Chemometric Analyses · Water Quality Monitoring and Analysis · NMR spectroscopy and applications
