Search the Solar RV Archive
Modern extremely precisŧe radial velocity spectrographs are now being built with the capacity to
feed light from the sun into the instrument in order to aid our understanding of the instrumental
characteristics and the Doppler noise caused by convective motion on the surface of stars. The
NASA-NSF Exoplanet
Observational Research (NN-EXPLORE) program and the NASA Exoplanet Science Institute (NExScI) located at the
California Institute of Technology are
working together to provide the community access to the solar data products from as many
instruments as possible. Reduced solar data products from the NEID spectrograph built by the Pennsylvania State University are currently available for download.
News- April 15, 2024 The object search has been updated to
include an optional radius for spatial searches. For example when
searching for Barnard's Star, enter 162 arcsec in the the radius
field. This feature is helpful in finding sources that have very
different astrometry between Gaia DR2 and the current version of Gaia
(now DR3). If the radius field is left blank, the default spatial
search radius is 30 arcsec.
- The current version of the NEID pipeline
is v1.3.0 (see NEID DRP docs and changelog) Data in the archive are
currently being reprocessed with this latest version starting with the
most recent data in the archive.
- Use the Advanced Search page
if you wish to access rejected files.
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