Interested in what's new for other versions of HIPE? See this page for links to all the What's New documents from HIPE 4.0 onwards.

Changes between HIPE 7.0 and 7.1

Core system

• Added some user feedback when deleting products via the Product Browser.
• Fixed a problem that prevented Windows users to get a context menu when right clicking on an image.
• Fixed a problem that would prevent temporary pools, created in DELETE_ON_CLOSE mode, from being deleted upon quitting HIPE.
• Changed HTTP error codes for HSA authentication to avoid conflicts with other programs.

HIFI

• Fixed a problem that cause the WBS resolution metadata value to be negative.
• Fixed a problem that would cause the doDeconvolution task to output SSB spectra with several frequency ranges containing intermittent zero intensity values.
• The ConvertK2Jy task now works with input of type Spectrum1d and SimpleSpectrum.
• Fixed a problem that would cause the FitBaseline divide option to give wrong result for negative signals.
• Fixed a crash in the interactive pipeline caused by incorrectly set properties after upgrading to HIPE 7.
• Restructured the calibration object for WBS nonlinearity description.
• Added tips for data reduction to the HIFI instrument and calibration web pages.

PACS

• Fixed a problem that would prevent wavelength information from appearing in the metadada of PACS-P chopped PS AOT data including more than two repetitions (nod cycles).
• Removed incorrect metadata keyword mapScanNumLegs from PACS Phot chopped PS HPPPMAPx products.
• Fixed wrong wavelength information in PACS Phot HPPPMAPR products.
• Fixed a problem that would prevent specProject from projecting all the rebinned cubes of a list context.
• The wavelength metadata keyword is now correctly filled for PACS photometry observations.
• Fixed a problem that might cause the photAvgDith task to fail.

SPIRE

• Fixed a problem that would cause the Level-2.5 context and its contents to be saved with the wrong file name.
• Changed some threshold values to avoid unnecessarily raising quality control flags.