For uvdata sets obtained from multiple array configuration, one needs to calibrate each array data sets separately. Miriad task invert accepts multiple uv data sets to produce a synthesized image. Users do not have to physically combine the data uv sets prior to imaging. The imaging routines can `internally' combine multiple uv data sets. For two or more uv data sets that are observed and calibrated seperately, this is a way to go. Here is an exmaple of usage:
invert vis=loRes.uvhanning,hiRes.uvhanning \
map=helixComb_co2-1.map \
beam=helixComb_co2-1.beam \
imsize=256,256 \
cell=0.5 \
fwhm=1.5 \
mode=fft \
line=channel,144,1146,1
Here loRes.uvhanning and hiRes.uvhanning are the calibrated single source
files obtained with the same correlator setup using
a smaller array and a larger array, respectively.
The linetype: line=channel,144,1146,1 allows to combine the two different
array's data in a channel-by-channel basis.