A retrospective view of Miriad
R.J. Sault, P.J. Teuben, M.C.H. Wright
TL;DR
This paper reviews the design decisions and characteristics of Miriad, a radio interferometry data-reduction package developed since 1988, providing a retrospective analysis of its evolution and features.
Contribution
It offers a comprehensive retrospective analysis of Miriad's design choices and characteristics after over three decades of development.
Findings
Insights into Miriad's design evolution
Evaluation of its strengths and limitations
Guidance for future radio interferometry software
Abstract
Miriad is a radio interferometry data-reduction package, designed for taking raw data through to the image analysis stage. The Miriad project, begun in 1988, is now middle-aged. With the wisdom of hindsight, we review design decisions and some of Miriad's characteristics.
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