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Rebull: Created page with " I have set up a disk in the cloud (through a service called "Box", as in box.com) on which I can distribute data for our visit. See me for the link (I don't want to link it i..."

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I have set up a disk in the cloud (through a service called "Box", as in box.com) on which I can distribute data for our visit. See me for the link (I don't want to link it in here directly).

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 **baremininumforSEDcreation.xlsx = Excel file, ready-to-go, for minimum SED creation task
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-|regionsfilesforTask5
+|<font color="red">regionsfilesforTask5</font>
 |All the regions files needed for Task 5 on the Wiki workbook
 |}

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 |catalogs
 |Catalogs merged across wavelengths!
-*<font color="red">justpositions</font> = various version of name, ra, dec -- IPAC Table File for searching in FinderChart, ds9 regions, etc.
+*<font color="red">justobjectpositions</font> = various version of name, ra, dec -- IPAC Table File for searching in FinderChart, long ds9 regions files, etc.
 *<font color="red">mergedimageassessments*xls</font> = combined notes from image assessment.
 *<font color="red">seds*pdf</font> = SEDs of all our objects of interest
-*someplots*.pdf = a few plots for inspiration only!
+*<font color="red">template SED assessments.xlsx</font> = Excel file into which you and your partner should enter SED assessments.
 *textdumpsofdb = for reference, a plain text dump of everything in my database. (ugly!)
 *<font color="red">workingcatalogs</font> = catalogs we will actually use this week!

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 |papers
-|All sorts of literature papers for reference. (From our initial literature searches.)
+|All sorts of literature papers for reference. (From our initial literature searches.) Find Xavier's paper (<font color="red">2014apj791_131Koenig.pdf</font>) and be sure you have it!
 |-
 |WavelengthCheatsheet.docx

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 |catalogs
 |Catalogs merged across wavelengths!
-*<font color="red">justpositions</font> = various version of name, ra, dec -- IPAC Table File, ds9 regions, etc.
+*<font color="red">justpositions</font> = various version of name, ra, dec -- IPAC Table File for searching in FinderChart, ds9 regions, etc.
 *<font color="red">mergedimageassessments*xls</font> = combined notes from image assessment.
 *<font color="red">seds*pdf</font> = SEDs of all our objects of interest

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 Nearly all of the files I make for you are plain text. If they do not have an extension like .pdf, .doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .ppt, .pptx, then they are most likely plain text. Some of the extensions have real meanings -- like .tbl is an IPAC table file, and .reg is a ds9 regions file. PARTICULARLY IF YOU HAVE A WINDOWS MACHINE, it is quite possible that your computer won't know what to do with those files. TO TRICK IT, just change the extension to be .txt. To be safe, and keep track of the "parentage" of the file, I would ''add'' rather than ''swap'' the extension, e.g., change "ysos.reg" to be "ysos.reg.txt" so that you can view the file using any text editor, but that you as a human remember that the file is really a regions file to be read and used by ds9. (And then, of course, you will subsequently need to convince ds9 that it really is a regions file!)
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 |-
 |original catalogs
-|All the original catalogs I downloaded, prior to merging, from all of the data sources.
+|All the original catalogs I downloaded, prior to merging, from all of the data sources. This is mostly for reference.

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 |mosaics
 |Several big mosaics, FITS format, for:
-*2MASS -- cropped6deg1asec* = cropped out of IRSA's new 6 degree mosaics, 1 arcsec resolution; skyview* = from Skyview
+*<font color="red">2MASS</font> -- cropped6deg1asec* = cropped out of IRSA's new 6 degree mosaics, 1 arcsec resolution; skyview* = from Skyview
 *GLIMPSE -- does NOT cover whole region, but is representative of the GLIMPSE mosaics
 *IPHAS -- does NOT cover whole region, but is representative of the IPHAS mosaics
-*POSS -- big POSS mosaics from FinderChart
+*<font color="red">POSS</font> -- big POSS mosaics from FinderChart
-*WISE -- big WISE mosaics from FinderChart (fc*) and Skyview (skyview*)
+*<font color="red">WISE</font> -- big WISE mosaics from FinderChart (fc*) and Skyview (skyview*)
 |-
 |original catalogs
 |All the original catalogs I downloaded, prior to merging, from all of the data sources.

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	Nearly all of the files I make for you are plain text. If they do not have an extension like .pdf, .doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .ppt, .pptx, then they are most likely plain text. Some of the extensions have real meanings -- like .tbl is an IPAC table file, and .reg is a ds9 regions file. PARTICULARLY IF YOU HAVE A WINDOWS MACHINE, it is quite possible that your computer won't know what to do with those files. TO TRICK IT, just change the extension to be .txt. To be safe, and keep track of the "parentage" of the file, I would ''add'' rather than ''swap'' the extension, e.g., change "ysos.reg" to be "ysos.reg.txt" so that you can view the file using any text editor, but that you as a human remember that the file is really a regions file to be read and used by ds9. (And then, of course, you will subsequently need to convince ds9 that it really is a regions file!)		Nearly all of the files I make for you are plain text. If they do not have an extension like .pdf, .doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .ppt, .pptx, then they are most likely plain text. Some of the extensions have real meanings -- like .tbl is an IPAC table file, and .reg is a ds9 regions file. PARTICULARLY IF YOU HAVE A WINDOWS MACHINE, it is quite possible that your computer won't know what to do with those files. TO TRICK IT, just change the extension to be .txt. To be safe, and keep track of the "parentage" of the file, I would ''add'' rather than ''swap'' the extension, e.g., change "ysos.reg" to be "ysos.reg.txt" so that you can view the file using any text editor, but that you as a human remember that the file is really a regions file to be read and used by ds9. (And then, of course, you will subsequently need to convince ds9 that it really is a regions file!)
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		+	{\| border="1"
		+	\|'''subdirectory'''
		+	\|'''contents and notes'''
		+	\|-
		+	\|proposal
		+	\|The final proposal, in docx and pdf formats. Camargo fig 19 here too, as a separate file, for reference.
		+	\|-
		+	\|papers
		+	\|All sorts of literature papers for reference. (From our initial literature searches.)
		+	\|-
		+	\|WavelengthCheatsheet.docx
		+	\|Cheatsheet for wavelength and terminology. Also see [[Central wavelengths and zero points]] on the wiki.
		+	\|-
		+	\|mosaics
		+	\|Several big mosaics, FITS format, for:
		+	2MASS -- cropped6deg1asec = cropped out of IRSA's new 6 degree mosaics, 1 arcsec resolution; skyview* = from Skyview
		+	*GLIMPSE -- does NOT cover whole region, but is representative of the GLIMPSE mosaics
		+	*IPHAS -- does NOT cover whole region, but is representative of the IPHAS mosaics
		+	*POSS -- big POSS mosaics from FinderChart
		+	WISE -- big WISE mosaics from FinderChart (fc) and Skyview (skyview*)
		+	\|-
		+	\|original catalogs
		+	\|All the original catalogs I downloaded, prior to merging, from all of the data sources.

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:03, 3 June 2015
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	I have set up a disk in the cloud (through a service called "Box", as in box.com) on which I can distribute data for our visit. See me for the link (I don't want to link it in here directly).		I have set up a disk in the cloud (through a service called "Box", as in box.com) on which I can distribute data for our visit. See me for the link (I don't want to link it in here directly).
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		+	Nearly all of the files I make for you are plain text. If they do not have an extension like .pdf, .doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .ppt, .pptx, then they are most likely plain text. Some of the extensions have real meanings -- like .tbl is an IPAC table file, and .reg is a ds9 regions file. PARTICULARLY IF YOU HAVE A WINDOWS MACHINE, it is quite possible that your computer won't know what to do with those files. TO TRICK IT, just change the extension to be .txt. To be safe, and keep track of the "parentage" of the file, I would ''add'' rather than ''swap'' the extension, e.g., change "ysos.reg" to be "ysos.reg.txt" so that you can view the file using any text editor, but that you as a human remember that the file is really a regions file to be read and used by ds9. (And then, of course, you will subsequently need to convince ds9 that it really is a regions file!)