Publically Available Gemini Data: OSCIR

Data taken as part of (visiting) instrument Demonstration Science (DS) or for other engineering purposes and that are deemed to be of scientific value are made public after an assessment period typically not longer than 2 months. You are encouraged to take these datasets and assess or use them yourself.

The available data packages are listed below. The table includes the instrument, data package reference name, (astronomical) target name and a brief summary of the data. A more complete description is contained within the data package itself. Click on the hyperlinks to download the raw or processed data (generally the processing was taken to a state that allowed quality assessment and therefore does not represent the best possible reduction e.g. for scientific analysis) in several formats:

• A 'preview' version of the combined data (as jpeg or gif, if available)
• The processed, combined data (as gzipped fits file, which should saved to disk)
• The complete package (as gzipped tar file(s); these should be saved to disk for unpacking)

The gzipped files may be saved to disk by using "shift+click" or "right-click" plus choose "save" from your browser's menu. Alternatively, e-mail svdata@gemini.edu for a CD-ROM of your requested dataset.

If you do download a data package, please send a brief e-mail with the data package name to svdata@gemini.edu so that we can log usage of the data and contact you if we subsequently discover any problems with these data. Any use of the data should include the usual Gemini acknowledgement.

Last update October 12, 2001; Joe Jensen, Phil Puxley, Mark Chun, Inger Jorgensen, Kathy Roth