GLEE Tutorials
Welcome to the GLEE tutorials! These step-by-step guides take you from raw observational data to a fully sampled gravitational lens model.
Tutorial Overview
| Tutorial | Topic | What you'll learn |
|---|---|---|
| Tutorial 0 | Preliminary Data | Prepare the cutout, masks, error map, and PSF files needed for modelling |
| Tutorial 1 | Source Plane Positions | Build and optimise your first lens model using source-plane χ² |
| Tutorial 2 | Image Plane Positions | Refine the model using image-plane χ² for a more robust fit |
| Tutorial 3 | Surface Brightness | Model the full arc and lens light using extended source reconstruction |
:::tip Recommended order Work through the tutorials in order — each one builds on the results of the previous. By the end of Tutorial 3 you will have a complete, publication-quality lens model. :::
(Additional topics such as Modelling with Time Delays, Multiplane Modelling, and Correcting PSF will be added soon.)
Tutorial 0: Preliminary Data
How to generate the files you will need to model in GLEE
Tutorial 1: Source Plane Positions
Modelling using the intrinsic source position as constraints.
Tutorial 2: Image Plane Positions
Modelling using the observed image positions as constraints.
Tutorial 3: Surface Brightness
Modelling using the observed surface brightness as constraint.
Tutorial 4: Time Delays
Constraining lens models with measured time delays for cosmology.
Tutorial 5: Multiplane Lensing
Modeling line-of-sight structures and multiple deflector planes.