Accessing Kepler and CoRoT data - Revision history

Rebull at 17:55, 13 December 2011

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Rebull at 06:18, 11 August 2010

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-''Based on materials developed by Peter Plavchan, NStED/IPAC''
+''Based on materials developed by Peter Plavchan, NExScI/IPAC''
 =File Formats=
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 **Cons:
 ***Lack of standardized formatting -- e.g. tab vs. space vs. comma vs. fixed width, etc.
-***Lack of standardized headers -- e.g. NStED IPAC ASCII keywords and formatting
+***Lack of standardized headers -- e.g. IPAC ASCII keywords and formatting
 ***Larger file sizes
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 This serves FITS light curves.
-NStED also serves Kepler data. NStED=NASA/IPAC/NExScI Star and Exoplanet Database, http://nsted.ipac.caltech.edu
+The NASA Exoplanet Archive also serves Kepler data. http://exoplanetarchive.ipac.caltech.edu
 This serves FITS and ASCII light curves.  We also have a "value-added" statistics and periodogram tool (e.g., this is something you can't get from MAST)
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-==NStED==
+==NASA Exoplanet Archive==
-Unsurprisingly (because we developed it), we like this option better. :)  We think it's easier to understand what is going on.
+Unsurprisingly (because we developed it), we like this option better. :)  We think it's easier to understand what is going on. Note that these screenshots are from an earlier version of the interface to the archive.
 Here is a screenshot of the search page:
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-NStED also allows you to compute a [[What is a periodogram?|periodogram]] from the light curve. Here is an example of what happens when you do that. The orange boxes in this figure indicate how to download the results of the periodogram analysis:
+The NASA Exoplanet Archive also allows you to compute a [[What is a periodogram?|periodogram]] from the light curve. Here is an example of what happens when you do that. The orange boxes in this figure indicate how to download the results of the periodogram analysis:
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 Asteroseismology light curves come in three flavors --RAW, HELiocentric, & HELiocentric with REGularized time-sampling, all in one binary FITS file with 3 table extensions.
-NStED is the official US portal for CoRoT data --  http://nsted.ipac.caltech.edu -- It serves FITS light curves (ASCII coming soon).
+The NASA Exoplanet Archive is the official US portal for CoRoT data --  http://exoplanetarchive.ipac.caltech.edu -- It serves FITS light curves (ASCII coming soon).
 IAS Data and Operations Center also serves the data, but in binary FITS table format -- http://idoc-corotn2-public.ias.u-psud.fr/index.jsp
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 Finally, there is also the CoRoT archive at LAEFF (in Spain); they serve binary FITS tables & ASCII format -- http://sdc.laeff.inta.es/corotfa/jsp/frontpage.jsp
-==NStED==
+==NASA Exoplanet Archive==
-From the NStED front page, select the CoRoT option to access CoRoT data:
+From the front page, select the CoRoT option to access CoRoT data:
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-And the search results:
+And the search results -- the "browse" link goes to a Java plotting tool:
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	Here is the search page:		Here is the search page:
	[[image:laeff2.gif]]		[[image:laeff2.gif]]
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		+	And the search results:
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 ==LAEFF==
-Here is the search page at LAEFF. Here, the orange box is indicating which is the important link you want:
+Here is the page at LAEFF. Here, the orange box is indicating which is the important link you want:
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 ==LAEFF==
-Here is the search page at LAEFF:
+Here is the search page at LAEFF. Here, the orange box is indicating which is the important link you want:
 [[image:laeff1.gif]]

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	You can view light curves like this:		You can view light curves like this:
	[[image:ias5.gif]]		[[image:ias5.gif]]
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		+	Note: you can reasonably frequently encounter database errors when using this site. It's not you, it's them...
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		+	==LAEFF==
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		+	Here is the search page at LAEFF:
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		+	[[image:laeff1.gif]]

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	And this is the search results from that page:		And this is the search results from that page:
	[[image:ias4.gif]]		[[image:ias4.gif]]
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		+	You can view light curves like this:
		+	[[image:ias5.gif]]

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	You can also search with different options:		You can also search with different options:
−	[[image:~~ias2~~.gif]]	+	[[image:ias3.gif]]
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		+	And this is the search results from that page:
		+	[[image:ias4.gif]]

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	You can download whole runs, but note that (a) this is a European site, so "3,3 GB" means "3.3 GB" (note use of commas rather than decimal points), and (b) some of these files are quite large, like 18 GB.		You can download whole runs, but note that (a) this is a European site, so "3,3 GB" means "3.3 GB" (note use of commas rather than decimal points), and (b) some of these files are quite large, like 18 GB.
		+	[[image:ias2.gif]]
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		+	You can also search with different options:
	[[image:ias2.gif]]		[[image:ias2.gif]]

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	Here is the search page at IAS:		Here is the search page at IAS:
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	[[image:ias1.gif]]		[[image:ias1.gif]]
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		+	You can download whole runs, but note that (a) this is a European site, so "3,3 GB" means "3.3 GB" (note use of commas rather than decimal points), and (b) some of these files are quite large, like 18 GB.
		+	[[image:ias2.gif]]