| Start Date | Context | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-11-13 | jwst_1602.pmap | latest | Data affected - MIRI, SLITLESSPRISM_IP and SLITLESSPRISM_IPS data, gain map. MIRI, all MIRIMAGE data after 2026-11-12, bad pixel masks. This delivery includes a new gain map for the P750L filter. The new SLITLESSPRISM_IP and SLITLESSPRISM_IPS subarrays are positioned slightly differently than the SLITLESSPRISM subarray, so this gain file accounts for that, and will only be used with these new subarrays. There should be no need to reprocess any data with the gain map. This delivery also contains updated MASK files for the MIRI Imager detector to include new bad pixels which have been found since the last delivery. The mask for the P750L prism filter has been updated to reflect the new position on the detector for the new SLITLESSPRISM_IP and _IPS subarrays. |
| 2026-11-05 | jwst_1600.pmap | archived | A new MIRI extract1d rmap is being delivered with SUBARRAY and TSOVISIT added as selection criteria. With the implementation of new LRS subarrays, selection based only on EXPTYPE is no longer sufficient, and therefore SUBARRAY and TSOVISIT also needed to be used. This update is in preparation for new extract1d reference files covering the various LRS observing modes and subarrays. |
| 2026-10-31 | jwst_1599.pmap | archived | Delivering a new MIRI flat rmap that adds SLOW and SLOWR1 to the list of readout modes for the current flat files being used with the FAST readout modes. The previous, separate entries covering SLOW and SLOWR1 readout modes have been deprecated. This update comes after the MIRI team recently reconsidered whether separate flat field reference files were needed for the FAST and SLOW readout modes for the MIRI imager FULL array. A comparison of the 2022 flats show they are indistinguishable within one percent, aside from striping artifacts. |
| 2026-10-22 | jwst_1598.pmap | archived | Affected data - NIRSpec, IFU modes, area, fflat, ifupost, and ifuslicer reference files. This delivery replaces the NIRSpec IFU flat-field, pixel area maps, IFUPOST, and IFUSLICER reference files with a new, self-consistent set. The four file types depend on one another and must be installed together otherwise there is a potential inconsistency flux calibration. |