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Weight 3, lbs 4, lbs. For a more detailed description of the Preferences, please see Section 3. View provides access to the Custom Query generation tool, the retrieval list window, the console as well as search and retrieval commands also found in the search area's toolbar. The Custom Query Generator is explained in detail in Section 3. Searches contains a list of search forms available.
They are described in detail in Section 3. Tools has a list of StarView tools available, which are described in greater detail in Section 3. You can also chose to view archive messages and send comments from here. Windows allows for the selection and arrangement of results forms in the results area. Forms can be tiled or cascaded. The Help menu provides access to the Help Browser and links to other useful sites.
Note that there are keyboard shortcuts available for most of the actions listed in these menus. For example, to exit StarView from anywhere in the program simply type Control-Q. Once a search form is loaded, the top half of StarView's workspace will look something like this:. You can type in the qualifiers into the fields at the right or populate them from another source using the buttons on the left.
The tool bar at the top provides the tools for navigating through the search results. Scroll through the list of results either to the first or last result; gets results beyond the initial records. Use single arrows to step one at a time. Marks and unmarks selected datasets for retrieval.
Use double-checkmarks to apply to all datasets in results. Context-sensitive help. Clicking on this and then an object button, form will bring up the help browser with the relevant Help entry. Find coordinates for objects in the Vizier Catalogs. Load Qualifiers. Load qualifiers from a file must be in a specific format see Section 3. Saves qualifiers from current search into a specially formatted file see Section 3. Clear Qualifiers. The Searches menu is located in the upper-left portion of your StarView workspace.
Note the two dividers in the main pull-down. The first item is the Search option. Use this menu choice just as you'd use the Search button in the button toolbar to start searching.
You can load these forms, modify them, and save them locally. Selecting a blank form will create a new search form from scratch and start the Custom Query Generator, which is discussed in Section 3. The third section lists local forms, forms you have created or edited and saved to local disk. Figure 8: StarView Search Forms These tables briefly describe each search form available as of this writing.
This is a basic search similar to one on the web. You can also push highlighted results from that search into the Proposals Abstract search, an instrument appropriate Instrument information search or an instrument appropriate Calibration search using the buttons on the screen. Especially useful for determining what extensions are available, this search returns dates, file extensions. Often useful in searching and retrieving engineering or reference files by name.
For each of these instruments we have assembled a searchable data table that allows users to look for sky regions or pointings which have been observed N times or more, observed with 2 or more filters, or have been observed more than twice with a time separation of more than or less than N days.
An exposure is defined to be the file created after the shutter closes. The total number of exposures for each of the defined bands within a defined pointing was tallied. Search for sky regions pointings which have been observed N times or more, observed with 2 or more filters, or have been observed more than twice with a time separation of more than or less than N days. The result forms are displayed in the bottom half of your StarView.
Multiple forms can be shown in this area. To bring a form to focus, click on its title bar within the results workspace or select it from the Window menu. Figure Search Results workspace with several forms loaded At the bottom of every form is a text area where the search status is reported, four toggle buttons and a record count status.
When it is in edit mode, the button will read Edit. The Snap is not in use. The Table button displays the current records in a table popup containing all of the fields listed on the form. The record count status displays the number of the record you currently have selected.
If there is not a final count displayed "95 of The default is to return the first records at a time. To get the rest, simply scan until all records are retrieved. You can sort the results by any available field by right-clicking the label and selecting Sort Data from the menu. You can also get more information on the database field by selecting the Help option.
You can also retrieve this information by clicking the Info button in the Get Field column in the Qualifiers section of the interface. Figure Field Information window 3. Figure Search Results Toolbar Figure Search Results Tools Cross Qualification This button is used to take the results of one search and use them as the qualifications for another.
These results can be either from an active screen or from search results saved to disk. A detailed explanation can be found in Section 3. A detailed description can be found in Section 3. Preview This button allows you to load preview images or spectra into a viewer. The default image viewer is JIPA. The viewer for spectra is SpecView. Overplot plots the preview spectrum of the current selected dataset over previously previewed spectra.
Overlay adds the apertures of the instruments as they were during the observation to the DSS image. This button will direct a web browser to a page linking to all known references in the literature to data from the project that includes this dataset.
If you wish to get more information about a particular field, simply click on its Info button at the far right. Qualifying Operators There are several valid operators available in StarView. All qualifiers can be entered using free-form text except for radius, RA, Dec, and datetime. In all cases, a year can be represented as two or four digits: 00 or The year, month and day are sufficient in any format to encompass the entire hour period: or Aug 17 If you'd like a range of days, use the range operator with your favorite format: To mark multiple datasets, click on them while holding down the Control key, and then use the Mark button.
Right-clicking the dataset name and selecting "Fetch Entry" from the menu will also select the dataset for retrieval. Figure Right-click menu on dataset name Selecting data for retrieval brings up a retrieval window that acts as a shopping cart. To be authorized, contact archive stsci. Proprietary data is highlighted in yellow in the Retrieval List.
When you submit a request, the datasets will be unmarked in the retrieval window, but not removed. You can get to the retrieval window by selecting a dataset for retrieval or by selecting Retrieval from the View menu. Selecting the Add Datasets option at the bottom of the Retrieval List screen will bring up a dialog window prompting you to enter datasets either by hand or from a file. If you select By Hand, you get a text field entry box.
Once you have entered the dataset and pressed OK, the dataset will be added to the retrieval screen. If you select From A File, you will be presented with a standard file selector tool. Select the file that contains the list of datasets you wish to load. The format of this file should be a single dataset listed on each line of the file.
Once selected, the contents of this file are parsed and the datasets are verified and added to the table. Save Datasets You can also take the datasets in your retrieval list and save them to an external file. You can save all of them, or just the ones that are marked. These can be uploaded at another time using Add Datasets.
Purge Unmarked will delete all unmarked datasets from the list. Clear will remove everything from the list. If you are retrieving public data, you can use the anonymous retrieval method. This uses anonymous as the user id and your email as the password.
You can also change your password, or request a new account. Please be aware that if you are retrieving proprietary data, you must have an account, and it must be authorized to retrieve the proprietary data.
Please contact archive stsci. You can have StarView remember your password by selecting the Remember Password checkbox. It will be encrypted and saved to your preferences. FUSE data cannot be retrieved to hard media. You can also choose to have the data gzipped. If you chose ftp or sftp, you will be prompted to provide the user name, user password, host name, and directory to which you want data. This information is encrypted in the submission and the password is not stored in the user preferences.
Figure Sftp or ftp destination information If you chose archive staging Archive ftp staging , a directory on archive. To retrieve your data, ftp to archive. For large requests, please contact archive stsci. For non-OTFR data, these are the files that were used to generate the existing Calibrated dataset in the archive. Default selection of calibrated observation files plus pipeline processing logs.
The files in this package are only those unique to a given observation. Quick-look gif files are not included in this package. It is important to note that for most TTAG observations files are returned for all three spectral entrance apertures, even though only one is normally used. For HST, this is a 3-character extension You can look up available extensions for a dataset using the Data Files search form.
If you wish to retrieve just the extensions, be sure to check "Fetch only listed extensions" or you will also be retrieving anything you may have checked in the Data Types section.
The project defines "rootname" with 11 characters through the exposure number 3 characters. When you press Done, StarView verifies the information you have provided. If any of the information provided is incomplete or cannot be verified at the time of submission, you will be alerted to make the necessary changes.
When you are retrieving science data, the "Used" or "Best" reference file checkboxes on the retrieval options page will provide the relevant data. You can also retrieve reference files independent of the science data with which they are associated. If you right-click the file name, you will be presented with a menu where one of the options is "Fetch Entry".
This will place that reference file in the Retrieval list. Figure Retrieving a reference file from results If you already know the name of the dataset, you can simply use the "Add Datasets" option on the Retrieval list.
If you need to verify the data exists, and perhaps look up what its extension is, use the Data Files search form to look up that information and then mark it for retrieval. Once you've reached the Retrieval Configurations screen, you will need to select the Show Override option and enter the dataset's extension.
To get the coordinates, select Coords and enter M Press Resolve. This loads the coordinates into the search fields for RA and Dec. Since you are searching for ACS data as well, it is important to wildcard the filter fields.
You can also display the results in a table:. The Proposal Abstract, Instrument Info and Calibration Info buttons will launch searches using just the datasets selected in the Search Result form or table.
Use them to quickly get more information than is available on the Quick Search form. For this search, all potential previews are images, so the button reflects this. If spectra were available, it would look like Figure Preview Image. If there are papers that have been linked to the data, clicking on the References button will open a listing in a browser.
Select data you would like to retrieve using either the mark buttons at the top, or by right clicking on the dataset name and selecting Fetch Entry or Mark Datasets. You can also use control-M on a highlighted dataset. Figure Marking data for retrieval. In the Retrieval list, marked data is indicated by the check in the left column. Hit Submit. On the retrieval options page, type in your archive username and password. If you don't have an account, you can click the New Account button to get one.
You must have an authorized account to retrieve proprietary data; however, public data can be retrieved using anonymous as the user id and your email address as the password. When all options are set, hit Done to complete. StarView will verify the supplied parameters and respond with a request id. When your request is complete, an email will be sent detailing the location of the data and how to retrieve it.
You can also save the search parameters to a file that can later be uploaded into another search form. After entering qualifiers, use the Save Qualifiers button to save the search parameters to a file. It writes the qualifiers to a file in a format that can be uploaded directly to a StarView search using the Load Qualifiers button Figure Saved Qualifications. To upload saved search parameters, use the Load Qualifiers button. This will allow you to load qualifiers from a local file to the form currently in focus.
StarView will place the parameters in the proper fields, when available. If a field isn't available, StarView will let you know. You can also save the file in other formats by selecting Format, above the Save and Cancel options. You can also have text fields surrounded by the same delimiters.
The default is for records to be separated by a carriage return, fields by a tab, and nothing surrounding the text fields. If you click on the "Include Fields" checkbox, you can arrange to save only selected fields. The default is all fields displayed on the form. The "View Fields As" checkbox allows you to display either the database fieldname or the form label in the Available fields column.
Double click on a fieldname listed in the Available Fields column or select it and use the right arrow to move it into the Selected Fields column. You can use the left arrow to remove a field and the up and down arrows to arrange the order.
The values can be from the results of a search you just performed or the contents of a file saved. Figure 41 Cross Qualification Screen The column on the left corresponds to the source of the qualifiers, whether a search form or a file of saved results.
The column on the right corresponds to the destination of the cross qualification, the form to which the qualifiers will be imported. You can change the source and destination forms from the drop down menus. You need to do this before selecting any fields. If you select the source "From a file", a file selection menu will appear.
The file needs to be a tab separated listing of results, with each new row a list of results from a given field. Loading the file will display the field data in the "Available Fields" column. Once you have selected the source and destination, you can select the fields in each for cross qualification. To select a field, click on the field in the "Available Fields" column and then on the arrow pointing to the right.
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