Surveying the Universe
Herschel for everyone
I've just learned that the Herschel Science Archive has been opened up to the world, so any old Tom, Dick or Harry can download the data and start writing their own Nature papers. Well, okay, most of the data is (are) proprietary, but there's quite a bit of public data on there. Here are some links.
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about 1 year ago - No comments
Regular visitors to this, my boring technical blog, may be forgiven for thinking that nothing is going on. This is my fourth post here in two years, so that's an average of one post every eight months (think about it!). Now, I do want this blog to be boring in content (most people would think…
HerMES point source catalogues
about 1 year ago - No comments
Well, it's finally here: HerMES: point source catalogues from deep Herschel-SPIRE observations, by yours truly and lots of other people otherwise known as "Al". Some of the catalogues are available here, if you're interested. The biggest challenge was confusion (about which there is a great deal of confusion). For example, in this HerMES image, everything you…
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