Hi Simone,

What you are discussing is for sure handled by Qpack2.

For old Qpack I am not sure. Sorry.!

The README file indicates that it is not allowed. On the other hand, the 
function handling the task handles it:

%------------------------------------------------------------------------
% NAME:    hBackendFromFile
%
%          Includes into H a backend where the channel response is defined
%          in a file. Channels can (1) have the same response, or (2) have
%          individual responses. The channel file shall have ARTS 
format. For
%          case common repsonse, it shall be a 2 column matrix, where 
column 1
%          is (relative) frequencies and column 2 is response values. For
%          individual resposnse channel, it shall be an array of matrices,
%          where matrix {i} shall be a 2 column matrix giving the response
%          of channel {i}, also column 1 frequencies and column 2 response
%          values  The response of the channels is normalised and the
%          response values do not need to be normalised.
%


However, it could very well be the case that this option never has been 
tested.

So you could test and hope for the best!

Bye,

Patrick


On 2011-08-17 5:10 PM, Simone Studer wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> to measure the 142 GHz ozone line, we are still operating an old filterbank, 
> FB
> (next to a new FFT spectrometer).
> Since we plan to reprocess the FB data, we measured the filter response of 
> the 44 filters individually,
> and each of them is quite different.
> Is there a way to load several (best would be of course all 44 "channel" 
> response files)
> into the Q-structure of Qpack (FB data are still used with "old" Arts/Qpack 
> retrieval)?
>
> Thanks a lot, and
> best regards
>
> Simone
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