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A systematic study of the interdependence of IACT image parameters

One of the most important challenges for the current generation of Cherenkov telescopes is to lower the energy threshold below 100 GeV. When analyzing data it is of particular importance to understand the interdependencies of IACT image parameters among each other. We examined in detail these relationships in several tests both on Crab data and on Monte Carlo samples. In conclusion we produced multidimensional cuts, which are robust enough to be used in an automatic standard analysis.