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Contact:
Thomas Lebzelter
University of Vienna
Department of Astronomy
Türkenschanzstrasse 17
1180 Vienna / Austria
thomas.lebzelter AT univie.ac.at

Data access

Please have a look at the copyright statement.
Please read the information on the data access carefully.

Raw data: link to the corresponding files in the ESO archive. Typically you can download the raw data in this way. It is also a way to get a quick overview on the obtained wavelength settings and the observing conditions.

Pipeline reduced data: tar-files. Download by right-click on the link. Note: File size can exceed 10MB! The data are in the standard CRIRES format, i.e. the fits file includes four binary tables with the data from the four detectors, respectively. If you are not familiar with this data format, you might find some help here .
In cases, where the observation of a setting had to be repeated as the first attempt failed the quality criteria, both observations are included in the tar-files. Please use the later one. For further analysis of the data we recommend using the software tool Molecfit, available via the ESO webpages.

Disclaimer: Pipeline reduced data are the direct output of the ESO CRIRES pipeline with no special treatment of the data. These data DO NOT represent the quality of the final library spectra in terms of wavelength calibration and S/N ratio and are not corrected for telluric lines.

Final reduction: Here we will make our final data product available for download. It will be in ASCII format. A special mark will indicate when a complete wavelength band is available. Our aim is to provide high quality data, thus please understand that the data reduction takes some time. For the moment we have one star, 10 Leo, completely reduced. Details can be found in Nicholls et al. (2017). In addition, you can download a small test set of finally reduced data from Lebzelter et al. (2012). Please download them via this link (information on the file structure is available here ).

UVES-POP data: where available we give a link to a plot of the corresponding data from the UVES-POP archive.

Remarks:
10 Leo: Please see Nicholls et al. 2017, A&A 598, A79, for details, and please refer to this paper when using the final reduction.

If you are interested in contributing to the data reduction, please contact thomas.lebzelter@univie.ac.at. However, the CRIRES-POP team has no funds to support data reduction work at this point. If you have any questions on the data usage, please do not hesitate to contact the CRIRES-POP team.

last modification: August 16 2022

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