simulation intensity exoplanet transit equation light curves

SIMULATION INTENSITY EXOPLANET TRANSIT EQUATION LIGHT CURVES ARCHIVE
SIMULATION INTENSITY EXOPLANET TRANSIT EQUATION LIGHT CURVES SERIES

The TCE delivery name from the Kepler project. The intended detection criteria (i.e., tce_rogue_flag = 0)Īre considered for inclusion in the DR25 KOI activity tableĪnd reflected in the DR25 occurrence rate products. These rogue TCEs are excluded fromĪll subsequent analyses, so only the TCEs uniformly meeting 2016) as 'rogue' (or unintended) detections In the DR25 pipeline run ( Twicken et al. Uniform manner, we have flagged 1498 of the 34032 TCEs identified To enforce this intended criterion and create valid TCEs in a Signals that fail the 'three-transit weight check.' In order The intent of the TPS algorithm was to fail

'three-transit weight check' (see Section 2 of the DR25 windowįunction documentation, KSCI-19101) to become TCEs. Which inadvertently allowed a subset of signals that fail the This flag addresses a bug in DR25 and earlier versions of TPS, The Kepler ID is unique to a target and there is only one Kepler ID per target. The subset of 4 million targets found upon the Kepler CCDs can be searched via the Kepler Target Search form. Sources can be searched at the MAST archive. The survey's purpose was to identify stars for the Kepler exoplanet survey by magnitude and color. The KIC was derived from a ground-based imaging survey of the Kepler field conducted prior to launch. Target identification number, as listed in the Kepler Input Catalog (KIC). Target Labels and Flags Database Column Name

Light Curve-Based KOI Vetting Statisticsġ.

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SIMULATION INTENSITY EXOPLANET TRANSIT EQUATION LIGHT CURVES ARCHIVE

Questions about the structure and use of this table in the archive format should be submitted through the Exoplanet Archive's Helpdesk.

Exoplanet Archive Kepler Mission Resources.

Kepler Extended Mission Archive Philosophy.

See the API User Guide for a comprehensive list. There are similar documents for other archive tables. For more information, see the TCE release notes. Of a transiting planet to a sufficient degree that the target is passed on for further analysis.

SIMULATION INTENSITY EXOPLANET TRANSIT EQUATION LIGHT CURVES SERIES

A Threshold-Crossing Event (TCE) is a sequence of transit-like features in the flux time series of a given target that resembles the signature Programming Interface (API) and used in the TCE interactive table. The following tables list all of the data columns in the Kepler TCE tables that can be returned through the Exoplanet Archive's Application

Simulation intensity exoplanet transit equation light curves