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ELECTRONIC NEWS ***FLASH*** OF THE EUVE OBSERVATORY
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Vol 4, No. 3a 25 March 1994 ISSN 1065-3597
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Public Release of Guest Observer Data in May and June, 1994
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by Brett A. Stroozas, Archive Manager
As proprietary data rights for Guest Observer (GO) phase observations begin
to expire in May, 1994, the EUVE Archive group is working to make these data
sets available to the astronomical community. The early results from the EUVE
mission have included many exciting and important scientific discoveries; we
encourage the scientific community to further delve into the archival data as
it becomes available.
The table below lists all observations currently released as well as those
to go public in May and June of 1994. The full data sets will be distributed
on 8mm tape in "tar" format (readable within IRAF); the 1-d FITS spectra only
will be accessible on-line via anonymous ftp (ftp.cea.berkeley.edu).
Due to various scheduling constraints, observations are often carried out
in a series of pointings over a period of weeks or even months. Each entry in
the table below corresponds to an individual non-consecutive pointing. The
columns in the table are as follows:
o Target -- Name of observed target. Target names preceded by "*" were
calibration observations.
o RA/Dec -- Right Ascension and Declination (decimal degrees) of observed
target in J2000 coordinates.
o Exp -- Approximate exposure time in kiloseconds (actual exposure time varies
by spectrometer channel).
o Date -- GMT date on which the science observation was completed (yymmdd).
o Q -- A two-character code used to indicate the quality of the archival data
products. The first character reflects the "level" of the processing
software and reference data (level 2 is currently the best); the second
reflects the care taken during the spectral extraction process ("n" is
for nominal and "o" is optimal). Although all data sets are currently
"1n", the Archive group will (as resources allow) be reprocessing the
observations in the near future. If you don't wish to wait for us to
get to reprocessing your favorite target(s), you are encouraged to order
the data and reprocess it yourself using the EGO Center software and
reference data which is available in the ftp site.
o CD-ROM -- This column indicates which EUVE CD-ROM (if any) on which the
observation is also available.
o DataID -- This is a unique identification code for each observation, composed
of the end date and target name for the observation (DataID codes for
CD-ROMs are listed in the CD-ROM column). The DataID codes must be
used to order full GO data sets on tape or CD-ROM (see below).
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Target RA Dec Exp Date Q CD-ROM DataID
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Data Sets Currently Available:
*AT_Mic 310.46100 -32.43900 39 920703 1n cdrom1.1 920703_at_mic
*AU_Mic 311.29000 -31.33400 80 920717 1n -------- 920717_au_mic
*Capella 79.17208 45.99806 75 921213 1n cdrom2.1b 921213_capella
*Feige_24 38.77920 3.73694 58 921120 1n cdrom2.1a 921120_feige_24
*G191-B2B 76.37750 52.83139 49 921215 1n cdrom2.1a 921215_g191-b2b
*HR1099 54.19620 0.59028 74 921025 1n cdrom2.1c 921025_hr1099
*Moon -------- -------- 2 921210 1n cdrom2.1c 921210_moon
*PKS2155-304 329.71800 -30.22300 35 920722 1n cdrom2.1c 920722_pks2155-304
*Procyon 114.82410 5.227500 97 930115 1n cdrom2.1b 930115_procyon
*RE1938-461 294.64833 -46.21589 40 920709 1n cdrom2.1c 920709_re1938-461
*WD0549+158 88.11280 15.89010 60 930111 1n cdrom2.1a 930111_wd0549+158
*WD1620-391 245.89667 -39.22940 32 920625 1n cdrom2.1c 920625_wd1620-391
*WD1845+019 281.91400 1.95900 27 920629 1n cdrom2.1a 920629_wd1845+019
Data Sets Available 1 May 1994:
chi_Ori 88.59542 20.27611 115 930130 1n -------- 930130_chi_ori
*Feige_24 38.77920 3.73694 46 921027 1n -------- 921027_feige_24
*HZ_43 199.09125 29.09917 39 930219 1n -------- 930219_hz_43
*kappa_Sco 265.62100 -39.03000 13 920626 1n -------- 920626_kappa_sco
Mars 104.50000 26.88333 48 930123 1n -------- 930123_mars
*MCT2020-4234 305.99775 -42.40700 39 920719 1n -------- 920719_mct2020-4234
*sigma_Gem 115.82667 28.88333 56 930207 1n -------- 930207_sigma_gem
VV_Pup 123.77833 -19.05489 46 930209 1n -------- 930209_vv_pup
*WD1123+189 171.57958 18.65472 24 930214 1n -------- 930214_wd1123+189
*WD1123+189 171.57958 18.65472 21 930310 1n -------- 930310_wd1123+189
*WD1254+223 194.25958 22.03194 53 930211 1n -------- 930211_wd1254+223
*WD1254+223 194.25958 22.03194 29 930304 1n -------- 930304_wd1254+223
*WD2309+105 348.08958 10.78444 43 920821 1n -------- 920821_wd2309+105
*WD2309+105 348.08958 10.78444 58 920928 1n -------- 920928_wd2309+105
*XI_UMa 169.54542 31.52917 55 930330 1n -------- 930330_xi_uma
Data Sets Available 1 June 1994:
31_Com 192.92417 27.54056 66 930213 1n -------- 930213_31_com
AD_Leo 154.90208 19.87000 90 930303 1n -------- 930303_ad_leo
*alpha_Cen_A 219.90100 -60.83530 75 930601 1n -------- 930601_alpha_cen_a
*alpha_Cen_A 219.90100 -60.83530 30 930608 1n -------- 930608_alpha_cen_a
AN_UMa 166.10750 45.05417 44 930301 1n -------- 930301_an_uma
*AU_Mic 311.29000 -31.33400 47 930723 1n -------- 930723_au_mic
epsilon_CMa 104.65833 -28.97210 62 930118 1n -------- 930118_epsilon_cma
*HR1099 54.19620 0.59028 134 930921 1n -------- 930921_hr1099
Jupiter --------- -------- 65 930401 1n -------- 930401_jupiter
*MCT2153-4156 329.14704 -41.70397 1 930808 1n -------- 930808_mct2153-4156
PSR0656+14 104.95000 14.23917 106 930203 1n -------- 930203_psr0656+14
RE0515+324 78.84875 32.67889 59 930126 1n -------- 930126_re0515+324
RE1027+322 156.79875 32.39000 119 930308 1n -------- 930308_re1027+322
RE1032+532 158.03458 53.48889 60 930205 1n -------- 930205_re1032+532
RE1149+28 177.48208 28.75222 83 930225 1n -------- 930225_re1149+28
*WD1254+223 194.25958 22.03194 25 930406 1n -------- 930406_wd1254+223
*WD1620-391 245.89667 -39.22940 47 930521 1n -------- 930521_wd1620-391
*WD1620-391 245.89667 -39.22940 52 930702 1n -------- 930702_wd1620-391
*WD1845+019 281.91400 1.95900 29 930623 1n -------- 930623_wd1845+019
*WD2309+105 348.08958 10.78444 25 930831 1n -------- 930831_wd2309+105
YZ_CMi 116.17360 3.55542 68 930227 1n -------- 930227_yz_cmi
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Once again, access to the 1-d FITS format spectra only will be available
on-line via the CEA anonymous ftp site (ftp.cea.berkeley.edu) in the
/pub/archive/spectra directory.
Orders for full GO data sets must contain your name, full postal mailing
address, e-mail address (if any), telephone number (in case we need to contact
you for more information), and DataID(s) for the requested data set(s) as taken
from the list above. Direct all orders via postal or e-mail to:
EUVE Public Science Archive
Center for EUV Astrophysics
2150 Kittredge Street
University of California
Berkeley, CA 94720
510-642-3032 (voice) or 510-643-5660 (fax)
archive@cea.berkeley.edu
For domestic orders, please allow ~4 weeks for delivery (international orders
will take longer). The Archive group will soon provide mechanisms for ordering
data via e-mail and Mosaic; these will be announced as they become available.
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