Organization Skill

Organize Measurement Set files by moving them into a structured, date-based directory hierarchy. This Skill classifies MS files into calibrator, science, or failed subdirectories based on observation type and processing status to ensure data manageability.

Calibrator and science MS files are sorted by classifying them into cal, sci, or failed subdirectories based on observation type and processing status. The system then moves each file into its correct location within a structured date-based directory hierarchy.

Yes, you can integrate organized MS file paths into a product database. The Skill automatically updates the product database with the new file paths for seamless integration with other radio astronomy pipeline stages.

The best way to chronologically track observation data is by using a date-based directory hierarchy. This Skill creates directories for each observation date, ensuring clear chronological tracking of calibrator and science MS files within the data archive.

No specific dependencies are required to run this MS file organization tool. It operates independently using included scripts and references to automate file sorting and database integration for radio astronomy data.

Automating MS file organization prevents manual sorting errors and ensures consistent directory structures. It automatically classifies files as calibrator, science, or failed, and updates the product database, making files easily discoverable for subsequent analysis.