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Home > Public Information > ING Newsletter > No. 9, March 2005 > Wide Field Survey: Final Data Products |
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Figure 1. Location of the WFS fields. [ JPEG | TIFF ]. |
Figure 2. INT Wide Field Survey main page at CASU. [ JPEG | TIFF ]. |
Figure 3. Example query of images in a search box of 20 arcmin around a RA, Dec position. All images observed in the U, g', r' ,i' and Z are requested if the seeing is better than 2'' and they have been observed at an airmass lower than 1.5. No other constraints have been imposed, but the run number, object name, observation date, exposure time among others have been selected to be displayed into the ouput table. [ JPEG | TIFF ]. |
Figure 4. Returned query listing the available images. Those fields with the search pointing on the CCD are selected by default. [ JPEG | TIFF ]. |
Figure 5. Display options available. Note the ‘Overlay object catalogues’ box is updated with one user supplied catalogue; sources in that catalogue can be displayed in the image cutouts as well as be federated with the other catalogues. [ JPEG | TIFF ]. |
Figure 6. Example catalogue federation output for one source (display rearranged due to page size limits). Together with the WFS optical magnitudes, also the magnitudes from 2MASS are displayed as the properties from our user supplied catalogue. [ JPEG | TIFF ]. |
Figure 7. Example cutouts in different wavebands returned from the DQC query around our selected source with object catalogues overlaid. [ JPEG | TIFF ]. |
Figure 8. Data retrieval form. We have selected to retrieve the catalogues from all the images as well as per band stacked images. Note that two of the images and catalogues are not available to the user because they are propietary. [ JPEG | TIFF ]. |
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