PEARS Field Descriptions
You may submit queries using any of the fields listed below.
The "Column label" is the name displayed on the search forms and
in search results. The "Column name" is the actual column name in
the table and needs to be specified in GET requests.
(See the
MAST Services web
page for information on submitting GET requests.)
If the "Column name" is in italics, it means the table is indexed on
that field and queries with that field will run faster.
Clicking on "Data Type" entries will display information on search options.
When using the "user-specified field" form element on a MAST search form,
simply select the column "label"
in the forms pulldown menu and type in the qualification in the adjacent box.
If you specify constraints on the same column in more than one form element,
they will all be included in the query and you may not get results you expect.
Note the entries in the table below may be sorted by clicking on the column headings.
Catalog Description of PEARS Catalog Table
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| Column Name |
Column Label |
Description |
Examples/Valid Values |
Data Type |
| Column Name |
Column Label |
Description |
Examples/Valid Values |
Data Type |
| pears_dataid |
Data ID |
Uniquely identifies a dataset with field and id number; |
Examples: n91182, s72449 |
lstring |
| pears_field |
PEARS Field |
PEARS Field: |
N,S |
ustring |
| pears_id |
PEARS ID |
PEARS ID number: |
6004 to 140388 for south field; 24439 to 131789 for north field |
integer |
| pears_ra |
RA (J2000) |
Right Ascension (J2000) |
Range: 0 to 360 deg |
ra |
| pears_dec |
Dec (J2000) |
Declination (J2000) |
Range: -90 to +90 deg |
dec |
| pears_i_mag_auto |
i Mag |
i magnitude |
Range: 14.76 to 26.0 |
float |
| pears_i_magerr_auto |
i Mag Error |
i magnitude error |
Range: 0.0 to 0.158 |
float |
| pears_i_netsig_raw |
i Net Sig Raw |
The maximum cumulative signal-to-noise level calculated on the extracted 1D spectrum. |
Range: 10.1 to 14900.00 |
float |
| pears_i_netsig_corrected |
i Net Sig Corrected |
The maximum cumulative signal-to-noise level calculated using the spectrum where contaminatin is caused by overlapping spectra has first been subtraccted from the spectrum of interest. |
Range: 10.1 to 14900.00 |
float |