IMAGER for beginners

If you do not know SIC, you must read the (short) Section 4.3.1, and some of the SIC manual.

If you have never done any interferometry before, or if you do not know what is a uv table, we (strongly) suggest you read Sections 4.2, 5 and 6 before doing anything at all. These sections are short enough to give you the basic tools ( HELP plus the 5 main commands: READ, UV_MAP, CLEAN, VIEW and WRITE), and will give you hints on why IMAGER behaves like this.

Remember two things: look at the results (command VIEW) at all steps, and ask more experienced users whether these results make sense if any doubt arise.