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Table: smash_dr1.exposure
(The bold columns are indexed columns)
Column Name | Description | Datatype |
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airmass | Airmass | REAL |
alf_depth | Median ALLFRAME depth across all chips, instrumental mags | REAL |
alf_nsources | Total number of DAOPHOT/ALLFRAME sources in frame | INTEGER |
apcor | Aperture correction | REAL |
badsoln | Did we have a good transformation equation/solution for these data | SMALLINT |
dao_depth | Median ALLSTAR depth across all chips, instrumental mags | REAL |
dao_nsources | Total number of DAOPHOT/ALLSTAR sources in frame | INTEGER |
dao_psfchi | Median DAOPHOT PSF chi value across all chips | REAL |
dateobs | Observation timestamp: YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSSSSS | CHAR |
dec | Declination at center of frame (in degrees) | DOUBLE |
ebv | Median SFD E(B-V) across frame | REAL |
expnum | Eight-digit exposure number | CHAR |
exptime | Exposure time in seconds | REAL |
fieldid | SMASH Field ID | SMALLINT |
filter | Filter, u, g, r, i, or z | CHAR |
fwhm | FWHM of PSF (i.e. seeing) in pixels, median across chips | REAL |
gaiawcsrms | RMS in WCS fit w.r.t. GAIA catalog in arcsec, median of chips | REAL |
htm9 | HTM index (order 9 => ~10 arcmin size) | BIGINT |
mjd | Observation Modified Julian Date | DOUBLE |
nchips | Number of chips with good data for this exposure, normally 60 or 61 | INTEGER |
nest4096 | Nested-scheme HEALPix (Gorski et al. 2005) index with NSIDE=4096 (~1 arcmin resolution) | BIGINT |
night_mjd | Night Modified Julian Date (integer) | INTEGER |
photometric | Is this from a photometric night | SMALLINT |
ra | Right ascension at center of frame (in degrees) | DOUBLE |
ring256 | Ring-scheme HEALPix (Gorski et al. 2005) index with NSIDE=256 (~14 arcmin resolution) | BIGINT |
skymode | Median sky background level across chips | REAL |
skysig | Median sigma in sky background across chips | REAL |
wcsrms | RMS in WCS fit w.r.t. ref catalog in arcsec, median of chips | REAL |
wcstype | WCS type, always TPV | CHAR |