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Glossary of WSA attributes

This Glossary alphabetically lists all attributes used in the UKIDSSDR9 database(s) held in the WSA. If you would like to have more information about the schema tables please use the UKIDSSDR9 Schema Browser (other Browser versions).
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NameSchema TableDatabaseDescriptionTypeLengthUnitDefault ValueUnified Content Descriptor
D_MODULUS mgcGalaxyStruct MGC B proper distance to the object (h=1) real 4 Mpc    
darkID Multiframe WSA UID of library calibration dark frame {image extension keyword: DARKCOR} bigint 8   -99999999 ID_FRAME
darkID Multiframe WSACalib UID of library calibration dark frame {image extension keyword: DARKCOR} bigint 8   -99999999 ID_FRAME
darkID Multiframe WSATransit UID of library calibration dark frame {image extension keyword: DARKCOR} bigint 8   -99999999 ID_FRAME
databaseName ExternalSurvey WSA The name of the database within the WSA varchar 16     ID_DATABASE
databaseName ExternalSurvey WSACalib The name of the database within the WSA varchar 16     ID_DATABASE
databaseName ExternalSurvey WSATransit The name of the database within the WSA varchar 16     ID_DATABASE
dataScale MultiframeDetector WSA Scaling of pixel values {image extension keyword: BSCALE} real 4   1.0 ??
dataScale MultiframeDetector WSACalib Scaling of pixel values {image extension keyword: BSCALE} real 4   1.0 ??
dataScale MultiframeDetector WSATransit Scaling of pixel values {image extension keyword: BSCALE} real 4   1.0 ??
dataZero MultiframeDetector WSA Zeropoint of pixel values {image extension keyword: BZERO} real 4   0.0 ??
dataZero MultiframeDetector WSACalib Zeropoint of pixel values {image extension keyword: BZERO} real 4   0.0 ??
dataZero MultiframeDetector WSATransit Zeropoint of pixel values {image extension keyword: BZERO} real 4   0.0 ??
date twomass_psc, twomass_xsc 2MASS The observation reference date for this source expressed in ISO standard format. (YYYY-MM-DD) datetime 8 yyyy-mm-dd   TIME_DATE
date twomass_scn 2MASS The observation reference date for this scan expressed in ISO standard format. (YYYY-MM-DD) datetime 8 yyyy-mm-dd   TIME_DATE
date twomass_sixx2_scn 2MASS observation date datetime 8 yyyy-mm-dd    
dateEnd Multiframe WSA Date and time (UTC) of end of the observation {image primary HDU keyword: DATE-END} datetime 8   12-31-9999 TIME_DATE
dateEnd Multiframe WSACalib Date and time (UTC) of end of the observation {image primary HDU keyword: DATE-END} datetime 8   12-31-9999 TIME_DATE
dateEnd Multiframe WSATransit Date and time (UTC) of end of the observation {image primary HDU keyword: DATE-END} datetime 8   12-31-9999 TIME_DATE
dateObs Multiframe WSA Date and time (UTC) of start of the observation {image primary HDU keyword: DATE-OBS} datetime 8   12-31-9999 TIME_DATE
The date and time is written in the specific SQL Server datetime format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.s
dateObs Multiframe WSACalib Date and time (UTC) of start of the observation {image primary HDU keyword: DATE-OBS} datetime 8   12-31-9999 TIME_DATE
The date and time is written in the specific SQL Server datetime format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.s
dateObs Multiframe WSATransit Date and time (UTC) of start of the observation {image primary HDU keyword: DATE-OBS} datetime 8   12-31-9999 TIME_DATE
The date and time is written in the specific SQL Server datetime format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.s
dbName Release WSA the name of the SQL Server database containing this release varchar 128     ??
dbName Release WSACalib the name of the SQL Server database containing this release varchar 128     ??
dbName Release WSATransit the name of the SQL Server database containing this release varchar 128     ??
dbNamePrefix Survey WSA A string that prefixes all database names released for this survey varchar 32     ??
dbNamePrefix Survey WSACalib A string that prefixes all database names released for this survey varchar 32     ??
dbNamePrefix Survey WSATransit A string that prefixes all database names released for this survey varchar 32     ??
deblend UKIDSSDetection WSA Placeholder flag for parent or part of deblended deconstruct (redundant since only deblended images are kept) int 4     CODE_MISC
deblend calDetection WSACalib Placeholder flag for parent or part of deblended deconstruct (redundant since only deblended images are kept) {catalogue TType keyword: Parent_or_child} int 4     CODE_MISC
This CASU pipeline processing source extraction flag is a placeholder only, and is always set to zero. If you need to know when a particular image detection is a component of a deblend or not, test bit 4 of attribute ppErrBits (see corresponding glossary entry) which is set by WFAU's post-processing software based on testing the areal profiles aprof2-8 (these are set by CASU to -1 for deblended components, or positive values for non-deblended detections). We encode this in an information bit of ppErrBits for convenience when querying the detection and source tables.
deblend calListRemeasurement WSACalib placeholder flag for parent or part of deblended deconstruct (redundant since only deblended images are kept) {catalogue TType keyword: Parent_or_child} int 4     CODE_MISC
deblend dxsDetection WSA Placeholder flag for parent or part of deblended deconstruct (redundant since only deblended images are kept) {catalogue TType keyword: Parent_or_child} int 4   -99999999 CODE_MISC
This CASU pipeline processing source extraction flag is a placeholder only, and is always set to zero. If you need to know when a particular image detection is a component of a deblend or not, test bit 4 of attribute ppErrBits (see corresponding glossary entry) which is set by WFAU's post-processing software based on testing the areal profiles aprof2-8 (these are set by CASU to -1 for deblended components, or positive values for non-deblended detections). We encode this in an information bit of ppErrBits for convenience when querying the detection and source tables.
deblend gcsDetection, gpsDetection, lasDetection WSA Placeholder flag for parent or part of deblended deconstruct (redundant since only deblended images are kept) {catalogue TType keyword: Parent_or_child} int 4     CODE_MISC
This CASU pipeline processing source extraction flag is a placeholder only, and is always set to zero. If you need to know when a particular image detection is a component of a deblend or not, test bit 4 of attribute ppErrBits (see corresponding glossary entry) which is set by WFAU's post-processing software based on testing the areal profiles aprof2-8 (these are set by CASU to -1 for deblended components, or positive values for non-deblended detections). We encode this in an information bit of ppErrBits for convenience when querying the detection and source tables.
deblend gcsListRemeasurement, gpsListRemeasurement, lasListRemeasurement, udsListRemeasurement WSA placeholder flag for parent or part of deblended deconstruct (redundant since only deblended images are kept) {catalogue TType keyword: Parent_or_child} int 4     CODE_MISC
deblend ptsDetection WSATransit Placeholder flag for parent or part of deblended deconstruct (redundant since only deblended images are kept) {catalogue TType keyword: Parent_or_child} int 4     CODE_MISC
This CASU pipeline processing source extraction flag is a placeholder only, and is always set to zero. If you need to know when a particular image detection is a component of a deblend or not, test bit 4 of attribute ppErrBits (see corresponding glossary entry) which is set by WFAU's post-processing software based on testing the areal profiles aprof2-8 (these are set by CASU to -1 for deblended components, or positive values for non-deblended detections). We encode this in an information bit of ppErrBits for convenience when querying the detection and source tables.
deblend udsDetection WSA Not available in SE output {catalogue TType keyword: Parent_or_child} int 4   -99999999  
DEC twoxmm, twoxmm_v1_2, twoxmmi_dr3_v1_0 XMM Corrected Declination of the detection in degrees (J2000) after statistical correlation of the emldetect coordinates, RA_UNC and DEC_UNC, with the USNO B1.0 optical source catalogue using the SAS task eposcorr. In case where the cross-correlation is determined to be unreliable no correction is applied and this value is therefore the same as DEC_UNC. float 8 degrees    
dec RequiredMosaic WSA Declination of mosaic centre float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec RequiredMosaic WSACalib Declination of mosaic centre float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec RequiredMosaic WSATransit Declination of mosaic centre float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec RequiredStack WSA Declination of stack centre float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec RequiredStack WSACalib Declination of stack centre float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec RequiredStack WSATransit Declination of stack centre float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec dxsJKsource, gcsPointSource, gcsZYJHKsource, gpsJHKsource, gpsPointSource, lasExtendedSource, lasPointSource, lasYJHKsource, reliableDxsSource, reliableGcsPointSource, reliableGpsPointSource, reliableLasPointSource, reliableUdsSource, UKIDSSDetection WSA Celestial Declination float 8 Degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec calDetection, calListRemeasurement, calSource, calSourceRemeasurement, calSynopticSource WSACalib Celestial Declination float 8 Degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
Celestial Declination as computed in the processing pipeline, accurate to of order 0.1 arcsec.
Note that original catalogue data has only r*4 storage precision, accurate only to ≈ 50mas. RA and Dec in the database are derived more precisely from WCS in the header and x and y attributes.
dec calMergeLog, calSynopticMergeLog WSACalib Declination of field centre float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec calVariability WSACalib Mean Declination float 8 Degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
The Variability table contains statistics from the set of observations of each source. At present, the mean ra and dec and the error in two tangential directions are calculated. The "ra" direction is defined as tangential to both the radial direction and the cartesian z-axis and the "dec" direction is defined as both the radial direction and the "ra" direction. Since the current model is just the mean and standard deviation of the data, then the chi-squared of the fit=1. Data from good frames across all bands go into the astrometric model determination. This will include bands in non-synoptic filters: the one observation in these bands can help. In future releases a fit will be made to the rms data as a function of magnitude in each band, as has already happened for photometric data and a motion model that incorporates proper motion (and possibly parallax) will be used. The motion model is a parameter in the VarFrameSetInfo table.
dec dxsDetection, dxsSource, gcsDetection, gcsListRemeasurement, gcsSource, gcsSourceRemeasurement, gpsDetection, gpsListRemeasurement, gpsSource, gpsSourceRemeasurement, lasDetection, lasListRemeasurement, lasSource, lasSourceRemeasurement, udsDetection, udsListRemeasurement, udsSource, udsSourceRemeasurement WSA Celestial Declination float 8 Degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
Celestial Declination as computed in the processing pipeline, accurate to of order 0.1 arcsec.
Note that original catalogue data has only r*4 storage precision, accurate only to ≈ 50mas. RA and Dec in the database are derived more precisely from WCS in the header and x and y attributes.
dec dxsJKmergeLog, dxsMergeLog, gcsMergeLog, gcsZYJHKmergeLog, gpsJHKmergeLog, gpsMergeLog, lasMergeLog, lasYJHKmergeLog, udsMergeLog WSA Declination of field centre float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec dxsOrphan WSA Celestial Declination float 8 Degrees -0.9999995e9 POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec dxsVariability, udsVariability WSA Mean Declination float 8 Degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
The Variability table contains statistics from the set of observations of each source. At present, the mean ra and dec and the error in two tangential directions are calculated. The "ra" direction is defined as tangential to both the radial direction and the cartesian z-axis and the "dec" direction is defined as both the radial direction and the "ra" direction. Since the current model is just the mean and standard deviation of the data, then the chi-squared of the fit=1. Data from good frames across all bands go into the astrometric model determination. This will include bands in non-synoptic filters: the one observation in these bands can help. In future releases a fit will be made to the rms data as a function of magnitude in each band, as has already happened for photometric data and a motion model that incorporates proper motion (and possibly parallax) will be used. The motion model is a parameter in the VarFrameSetInfo table.
dec first08Jul16Source, firstSource FIRST J2000 Celestial Declination float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec glimpse1_hrc, glimpse1_mca, glimpse2_hrc, glimpse2_mca, glimpse_hrc_inter, glimpse_mca_inter GLIMPSE Declination (J2000) float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec iras_psc IRAS J2000 Celestial Declination float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec mgcDetection MGC Object declination (J2000) float 8 deg    
dec nvssSource NVSS J2000 Celestial Declination float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec ptsDetection WSATransit Celestial Declination float 8 Degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
Celestial Declination as computed in the processing pipeline, accurate to of order 0.1 arcsec.
Note that original catalogue data has only r*4 storage precision, accurate only to ≈ 50mas. RA and Dec in the database are derived more precisely from WCS in the header and x and y attributes.
dec rosat_bsc, rosat_fsc ROSAT Declination (decimal degrees; J2000) float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec twomass_psc 2MASS J2000 declination with respect to the ICRS float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec twomass_scn 2MASS Declination of scan center for equinox J2000. float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec twomass_sixx2_psc 2MASS declination (J2000 decimal deg) float 8 deg    
dec twomass_sixx2_scn 2MASS declination (J2000 decimal deg) of scan center float 8 deg    
dec twomass_sixx2_xsc 2MASS declination (J2000 decimal deg) based on peak pixel float 8 deg    
dec twomass_xsc 2MASS Declination (J2000 decimal deg) based on peak pixel. float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec ukirtFSstars WSA Declination of star at Equinox J2000.0 float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec ukirtFSstars WSACalib Declination of star at Equinox J2000.0 float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec wise_prelimsc WISE J2000 declination with respect to the 2MASS PSC reference frame
CAUTION: Approximately 20% of sources fainter than W1~14.5 mag in the Preliminary Release Source Catalog suffer from a source extraction software error that resulted in their declinations being offset between 0.2 and 1.0 arcsec from the true position		 float 8 degrees    
dec_1 twomass_scn 2MASS J2000 declination of the eastern corner at start of scan. float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec_1 twomass_sixx2_scn 2MASS declination (J2000 decimal deg) of scan corner 1 float 8 deg    
dec_2 twomass_scn 2MASS J2000 declination of the western corner at start of scan. float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec_2 twomass_sixx2_scn 2MASS declination (J2000 decimal deg) of scan corner 2 float 8 deg    
dec_3 twomass_scn 2MASS J2000 declination of the eastern corner at end of scan. float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec_3 twomass_sixx2_scn 2MASS declination (J2000 decimal deg) of scan corner 3 float 8 deg    
dec_4 twomass_scn 2MASS J2000 declination of the western corner at end of scan. float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
dec_4 twomass_sixx2_scn 2MASS declination (J2000 decimal deg) of scan corner 4 float 8 deg    
dec_err glimpse1_hrc, glimpse1_mca, glimpse2_hrc, glimpse2_mca, glimpse_hrc_inter, glimpse_mca_inter GLIMPSE Error in Declination float 8 arcsec   ERROR
DEC_UNC twoxmm, twoxmm_v1_2, twoxmmi_dr3_v1_0 XMM Declination of the source in degrees (J2000) as determined by the SAS task emldetect by fitting a detection simultaneously in all cameras and energy bands. float 8 degrees    
decB1950 mgcDetection MGC Object declination (B1950) float 8 deg    
decBase Multiframe WSA Declination of base position {image primary HDU keyword: DECBASE} float 8 degrees -0.9999995e9 POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
decBase Multiframe WSACalib Declination of base position {image primary HDU keyword: DECBASE} float 8 degrees -0.9999995e9 POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
decBase Multiframe WSATransit Declination of base position {image primary HDU keyword: DECBASE} float 8 degrees -0.9999995e9 POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
decCentre StdFieldInfo WSA Declination of field centre float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_RA_MAIN
decCentre StdFieldInfo WSACalib Declination of field centre float 8 degrees   POS_EQ_RA_MAIN
decExtent RequiredMosaic WSA The angular extent in Dec of the mosaic image real 4 degrees   ??
decExtent RequiredMosaic WSACalib The angular extent in Dec of the mosaic image real 4 degrees   ??
decExtent RequiredMosaic WSATransit The angular extent in Dec of the mosaic image real 4 degrees   ??
decMoon Multiframe WSA Geocentric J2000 FK5 Mean Declination of the Moon float 8 degrees -0.9999995e9 POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
decMoon Multiframe WSACalib Geocentric J2000 FK5 Mean Declination of the Moon float 8 degrees -0.9999995e9 POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
decMoon Multiframe WSATransit Geocentric J2000 FK5 Mean Declination of the Moon float 8 degrees -0.9999995e9 POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
decMoonTopo Multiframe WSA Apparent topocentric Declination of the Moon (including precession, nutation, and annual aberration) float 8 degrees -0.9999995e9 POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
decMoonTopo Multiframe WSACalib Apparent topocentric Declination of the Moon (including precession, nutation, and annual aberration) float 8 degrees -0.9999995e9 POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
decMoonTopo Multiframe WSATransit Apparent topocentric Declination of the Moon (including precession, nutation, and annual aberration) float 8 degrees -0.9999995e9 POS_EQ_DEC_MAIN
decTelOff Multiframe WSA Declination telescope offset {image primary HDU keyword: TDECOFF} real 4 arcsec -0.9999995e9 POS_EQ_DEC_OFF
decTelOff Multiframe WSACalib Declination telescope offset {image primary HDU keyword: TDECOFF} real 4 arcsec -0.9999995e9 POS_EQ_DEC_OFF
decTelOff Multiframe WSATransit Declination telescope offset {image primary HDU keyword: TDECOFF} real 4 arcsec -0.9999995e9 POS_EQ_DEC_OFF
decurtainRange MultiframeDetector WSA Range of decurtain correction {image extension keyword: CURTNRNG} real 4   -0.9999995e9 ??
decurtainRange MultiframeDetector WSACalib Range of decurtain correction {image extension keyword: CURTNRNG} real 4   -0.9999995e9 ??
decurtainRange MultiframeDetector WSATransit Range of decurtain correction {image extension keyword: CURTNRNG} real 4   -0.9999995e9 ??
decurtFlag MultiframeDetector WSA De-curtaining flag {image extension keyword: DECURTN} varchar 32   NONE ??
decurtFlag MultiframeDetector WSACalib De-curtaining flag {image extension keyword: DECURTN} varchar 32   NONE ??
decurtFlag MultiframeDetector WSATransit De-curtaining flag {image extension keyword: DECURTN} varchar 32   NONE ??
delPropData SurveyProgrammes WSA Logical flag indicating that proprietary data should be removed on release (1=yes; 0=no) tinyint 1     ??
delPropData SurveyProgrammes WSACalib Logical flag indicating that proprietary data should be removed on release (1=yes; 0=no) tinyint 1     ??
delPropData SurveyProgrammes WSATransit Logical flag indicating that proprietary data should be removed on release (1=yes; 0=no) tinyint 1     ??
density twomass_xsc 2MASS Coadd log(density) of stars with k<14 mag. real 4     PHYS_DENSITY_NUMBER
deprecated Multiframe WSA Code for a current (=0) or deprecated (!=0) multiframe tinyint 1   0 CODE_MISC
The deprecation attribute in all tables indicates if the record in question (be it an image or catalogue detection record) has been deprecated by some curation process in the archive. All data having deprecated=0 are nominally good data; the following flags indicate a quality issue and any data having those flags should not be used for scientific purposes (in many instances, deprecated data will be deleted from public survey released database products):
FlagMeaning
1 Stack frames that have no catalogue or other frameTypes deprecated at ingest (e.g. because a reprocessed frame supercedes it)
2 Dead detector frames
3 Undefined and or non-sensible critical image metadata attributes
4 Sky subtraction not OK (via pipeline sky sub scale factor) NB. not used from October 2005 onwards
5 Incorrect combination of expTime,numExp,numInts for survey specific projects
6 Incorrect frame complements within groups/nights (for incomplete MSBs)
7 Undefined values of critical catalogue attributes for stacks
8 Seeing=0.0 for a stack
9 High value of sky that compromises the depth, or otherwise invalid sky level (e.g. sky < 0)
10 Seeing outside specified maximum
11 Photometric zeropoint too bright
12 Average stellar ellipticity too high (> 0.25)
13 Depth (as calculated from sky noise and 5sigma detection in fixed aperture) is too shallow compared to overall histogram distribution (i.e. shallower than ~0.5mag wrt the modal value) OR sky noise is too high given the sky level
14 AperCor3 outlying in aperCor3 versus seeing distribution
15 Pipeline MAGZPT inconsistent between image PHDU, extension HDUs and/or catalogue extension HDUs (from attributes photZP, photZPExt and photZPCat)
16 Difference in detector sky level wrt to mean of all 4 detectors is outlying in the distribution of the same.
18 Provenance indicates that a constituent frame of a combined frame product includes a deprecated frame.
19 Inconsistent provenance for a stack or leav product indicating something wrong with the image product (usually screwed up FITS keywords confusing the pipeline)
20 Detector number counts indicate some problem (loads of crud images)
21 5-sigma depth of detector frame more than 0.4mag brighter than modal value for a given filter/project/exposure time
22 Basic astrometry check (pixel size and/or aspect ratio) indicates something is wrong with the image
26 Deprecated because frame is flagged as ignored in pipeline processing
27 Deprecated because frame is flagged as part of a summit-rejected MSB
40 Science (*stack) frame is not part of a survey (e.g. high latitude sky frames in the GPS)
60 Eyeball check deprecation - trailed
61 Eyeball check deprecation - multiple bad channels
62 Eyeball check deprecation - Moon ghost
63 Eyeball check deprecation - Sky subtraction problem
64 Eyeball check deprecation - Disaster (catchall category for the indescribable)
65 Eyeball check deprecation - Empty detector frame
66 Eyeball check deprecation - Flat field problem
67 Eyeball check deprecation - Malfunction in crosstalk correction
70 Eyeball check deprecation, but this is the best that can be done so should not be reobserved (e.g. very bright star in FOV)
80 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated later (shallow surveys only). The latest duplicate in each case is kept
81 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated in a later Semester (shallow surveys only). The deepest duplicate in each case is kept
99 Manually deprecated because of some DFS issue (e.g. pipeline screw-up)
100 Multiframe deprecated because all detectors have been previously deprecated (and the MF not already deprecated)
101 MultiframeDetectors deprecated because parent Multiframe is deprecated (and the MFD not already deprecated)
102 *Detection deprecated because parent MFD deprecated
103 MultiframeDetector of a stack deprecated because all constituent frames of the same detector are deprecated
110 Intermediate stack frame photometry found to be poor wrt run of all stacks in a deep field
111 Stack replaced by a filtered version
127 Unwanted frame ingested.
≥128 Frame deprecated because reprocessing supercedes it

Note: for deprecation values of 128 or greater, the most significant bit of the byte has been set in order to preserve the deprecation value set by any previous quality control flagging run on the previous processed version.
deprecated Multiframe WSACalib Code for a current (=0) or deprecated (!=0) multiframe tinyint 1   0 CODE_MISC
The deprecation attribute in all tables indicates if the record in question (be it an image or catalogue detection record) has been deprecated by some curation process in the archive. All data having deprecated=0 are nominally good data; the following flags indicate a quality issue and any data having those flags should not be used for scientific purposes (in many instances, deprecated data will be deleted from public survey released database products):
FlagMeaning
1 Stack frames that have no catalogue or other frameTypes deprecated at ingest (e.g. because a reprocessed frame supercedes it)
2 Dead detector frames
3 Undefined and or non-sensible critical image metadata attributes
4 Sky subtraction not OK (via pipeline sky sub scale factor) NB. not used from October 2005 onwards
5 Incorrect combination of expTime,numExp,numInts for survey specific projects
6 Incorrect frame complements within groups/nights (for incomplete MSBs)
7 Undefined values of critical catalogue attributes for stacks
8 Seeing=0.0 for a stack
9 High value of sky that compromises the depth, or otherwise invalid sky level (e.g. sky < 0)
10 Seeing outside specified maximum
11 Photometric zeropoint too bright
12 Average stellar ellipticity too high (> 0.25)
13 Depth (as calculated from sky noise and 5sigma detection in fixed aperture) is too shallow compared to overall histogram distribution (i.e. shallower than ~0.5mag wrt the modal value) OR sky noise is too high given the sky level
14 AperCor3 outlying in aperCor3 versus seeing distribution
15 Pipeline MAGZPT inconsistent between image PHDU, extension HDUs and/or catalogue extension HDUs (from attributes photZP, photZPExt and photZPCat)
16 Difference in detector sky level wrt to mean of all 4 detectors is outlying in the distribution of the same.
18 Provenance indicates that a constituent frame of a combined frame product includes a deprecated frame.
19 Inconsistent provenance for a stack or leav product indicating something wrong with the image product (usually screwed up FITS keywords confusing the pipeline)
20 Detector number counts indicate some problem (loads of crud images)
21 5-sigma depth of detector frame more than 0.4mag brighter than modal value for a given filter/project/exposure time
22 Basic astrometry check (pixel size and/or aspect ratio) indicates something is wrong with the image
26 Deprecated because frame is flagged as ignored in pipeline processing
27 Deprecated because frame is flagged as part of a summit-rejected MSB
40 Science (*stack) frame is not part of a survey (e.g. high latitude sky frames in the GPS)
60 Eyeball check deprecation - trailed
61 Eyeball check deprecation - multiple bad channels
62 Eyeball check deprecation - Moon ghost
63 Eyeball check deprecation - Sky subtraction problem
64 Eyeball check deprecation - Disaster (catchall category for the indescribable)
65 Eyeball check deprecation - Empty detector frame
66 Eyeball check deprecation - Flat field problem
67 Eyeball check deprecation - Malfunction in crosstalk correction
70 Eyeball check deprecation, but this is the best that can be done so should not be reobserved (e.g. very bright star in FOV)
80 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated later (shallow surveys only). The latest duplicate in each case is kept
81 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated in a later Semester (shallow surveys only). The deepest duplicate in each case is kept
99 Manually deprecated because of some DFS issue (e.g. pipeline screw-up)
100 Multiframe deprecated because all detectors have been previously deprecated (and the MF not already deprecated)
101 MultiframeDetectors deprecated because parent Multiframe is deprecated (and the MFD not already deprecated)
102 *Detection deprecated because parent MFD deprecated
103 MultiframeDetector of a stack deprecated because all constituent frames of the same detector are deprecated
110 Intermediate stack frame photometry found to be poor wrt run of all stacks in a deep field
111 Stack replaced by a filtered version
127 Unwanted frame ingested.
≥128 Frame deprecated because reprocessing supercedes it

Note: for deprecation values of 128 or greater, the most significant bit of the byte has been set in order to preserve the deprecation value set by any previous quality control flagging run on the previous processed version.
deprecated Multiframe WSATransit Code for a current (=0) or deprecated (!=0) multiframe tinyint 1   0 CODE_MISC
The deprecation attribute in all tables indicates if the record in question (be it an image or catalogue detection record) has been deprecated by some curation process in the archive. All data having deprecated=0 are nominally good data; the following flags indicate a quality issue and any data having those flags should not be used for scientific purposes (in many instances, deprecated data will be deleted from public survey released database products):
FlagMeaning
1 Stack frames that have no catalogue or other frameTypes deprecated at ingest (e.g. because a reprocessed frame supercedes it)
2 Dead detector frames
3 Undefined and or non-sensible critical image metadata attributes
4 Sky subtraction not OK (via pipeline sky sub scale factor) NB. not used from October 2005 onwards
5 Incorrect combination of expTime,numExp,numInts for survey specific projects
6 Incorrect frame complements within groups/nights (for incomplete MSBs)
7 Undefined values of critical catalogue attributes for stacks
8 Seeing=0.0 for a stack
9 High value of sky that compromises the depth, or otherwise invalid sky level (e.g. sky < 0)
10 Seeing outside specified maximum
11 Photometric zeropoint too bright
12 Average stellar ellipticity too high (> 0.25)
13 Depth (as calculated from sky noise and 5sigma detection in fixed aperture) is too shallow compared to overall histogram distribution (i.e. shallower than ~0.5mag wrt the modal value) OR sky noise is too high given the sky level
14 AperCor3 outlying in aperCor3 versus seeing distribution
15 Pipeline MAGZPT inconsistent between image PHDU, extension HDUs and/or catalogue extension HDUs (from attributes photZP, photZPExt and photZPCat)
16 Difference in detector sky level wrt to mean of all 4 detectors is outlying in the distribution of the same.
18 Provenance indicates that a constituent frame of a combined frame product includes a deprecated frame.
19 Inconsistent provenance for a stack or leav product indicating something wrong with the image product (usually screwed up FITS keywords confusing the pipeline)
20 Detector number counts indicate some problem (loads of crud images)
21 5-sigma depth of detector frame more than 0.4mag brighter than modal value for a given filter/project/exposure time
22 Basic astrometry check (pixel size and/or aspect ratio) indicates something is wrong with the image
26 Deprecated because frame is flagged as ignored in pipeline processing
27 Deprecated because frame is flagged as part of a summit-rejected MSB
40 Science (*stack) frame is not part of a survey (e.g. high latitude sky frames in the GPS)
60 Eyeball check deprecation - trailed
61 Eyeball check deprecation - multiple bad channels
62 Eyeball check deprecation - Moon ghost
63 Eyeball check deprecation - Sky subtraction problem
64 Eyeball check deprecation - Disaster (catchall category for the indescribable)
65 Eyeball check deprecation - Empty detector frame
66 Eyeball check deprecation - Flat field problem
67 Eyeball check deprecation - Malfunction in crosstalk correction
70 Eyeball check deprecation, but this is the best that can be done so should not be reobserved (e.g. very bright star in FOV)
80 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated later (shallow surveys only). The latest duplicate in each case is kept
81 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated in a later Semester (shallow surveys only). The deepest duplicate in each case is kept
99 Manually deprecated because of some DFS issue (e.g. pipeline screw-up)
100 Multiframe deprecated because all detectors have been previously deprecated (and the MF not already deprecated)
101 MultiframeDetectors deprecated because parent Multiframe is deprecated (and the MFD not already deprecated)
102 *Detection deprecated because parent MFD deprecated
103 MultiframeDetector of a stack deprecated because all constituent frames of the same detector are deprecated
110 Intermediate stack frame photometry found to be poor wrt run of all stacks in a deep field
111 Stack replaced by a filtered version
127 Unwanted frame ingested.
≥128 Frame deprecated because reprocessing supercedes it

Note: for deprecation values of 128 or greater, the most significant bit of the byte has been set in order to preserve the deprecation value set by any previous quality control flagging run on the previous processed version.
deprecated MultiframeDetector WSA Code for a current (=0) or deprecated (!=0) multiframe detector tinyint 1   0 CODE_MISC
The deprecation attribute in all tables indicates if the record in question (be it an image or catalogue detection record) has been deprecated by some curation process in the archive. All data having deprecated=0 are nominally good data; the following flags indicate a quality issue and any data having those flags should not be used for scientific purposes (in many instances, deprecated data will be deleted from public survey released database products):
FlagMeaning
1 Stack frames that have no catalogue or other frameTypes deprecated at ingest (e.g. because a reprocessed frame supercedes it)
2 Dead detector frames
3 Undefined and or non-sensible critical image metadata attributes
4 Sky subtraction not OK (via pipeline sky sub scale factor) NB. not used from October 2005 onwards
5 Incorrect combination of expTime,numExp,numInts for survey specific projects
6 Incorrect frame complements within groups/nights (for incomplete MSBs)
7 Undefined values of critical catalogue attributes for stacks
8 Seeing=0.0 for a stack
9 High value of sky that compromises the depth, or otherwise invalid sky level (e.g. sky < 0)
10 Seeing outside specified maximum
11 Photometric zeropoint too bright
12 Average stellar ellipticity too high (> 0.25)
13 Depth (as calculated from sky noise and 5sigma detection in fixed aperture) is too shallow compared to overall histogram distribution (i.e. shallower than ~0.5mag wrt the modal value) OR sky noise is too high given the sky level
14 AperCor3 outlying in aperCor3 versus seeing distribution
15 Pipeline MAGZPT inconsistent between image PHDU, extension HDUs and/or catalogue extension HDUs (from attributes photZP, photZPExt and photZPCat)
16 Difference in detector sky level wrt to mean of all 4 detectors is outlying in the distribution of the same.
18 Provenance indicates that a constituent frame of a combined frame product includes a deprecated frame.
19 Inconsistent provenance for a stack or leav product indicating something wrong with the image product (usually screwed up FITS keywords confusing the pipeline)
20 Detector number counts indicate some problem (loads of crud images)
21 5-sigma depth of detector frame more than 0.4mag brighter than modal value for a given filter/project/exposure time
22 Basic astrometry check (pixel size and/or aspect ratio) indicates something is wrong with the image
26 Deprecated because frame is flagged as ignored in pipeline processing
27 Deprecated because frame is flagged as part of a summit-rejected MSB
40 Science (*stack) frame is not part of a survey (e.g. high latitude sky frames in the GPS)
60 Eyeball check deprecation - trailed
61 Eyeball check deprecation - multiple bad channels
62 Eyeball check deprecation - Moon ghost
63 Eyeball check deprecation - Sky subtraction problem
64 Eyeball check deprecation - Disaster (catchall category for the indescribable)
65 Eyeball check deprecation - Empty detector frame
66 Eyeball check deprecation - Flat field problem
67 Eyeball check deprecation - Malfunction in crosstalk correction
70 Eyeball check deprecation, but this is the best that can be done so should not be reobserved (e.g. very bright star in FOV)
80 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated later (shallow surveys only). The latest duplicate in each case is kept
81 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated in a later Semester (shallow surveys only). The deepest duplicate in each case is kept
99 Manually deprecated because of some DFS issue (e.g. pipeline screw-up)
100 Multiframe deprecated because all detectors have been previously deprecated (and the MF not already deprecated)
101 MultiframeDetectors deprecated because parent Multiframe is deprecated (and the MFD not already deprecated)
102 *Detection deprecated because parent MFD deprecated
103 MultiframeDetector of a stack deprecated because all constituent frames of the same detector are deprecated
110 Intermediate stack frame photometry found to be poor wrt run of all stacks in a deep field
111 Stack replaced by a filtered version
127 Unwanted frame ingested.
≥128 Frame deprecated because reprocessing supercedes it

Note: for deprecation values of 128 or greater, the most significant bit of the byte has been set in order to preserve the deprecation value set by any previous quality control flagging run on the previous processed version.
deprecated MultiframeDetector WSACalib Code for a current (=0) or deprecated (!=0) multiframe detector tinyint 1   0 CODE_MISC
The deprecation attribute in all tables indicates if the record in question (be it an image or catalogue detection record) has been deprecated by some curation process in the archive. All data having deprecated=0 are nominally good data; the following flags indicate a quality issue and any data having those flags should not be used for scientific purposes (in many instances, deprecated data will be deleted from public survey released database products):
FlagMeaning
1 Stack frames that have no catalogue or other frameTypes deprecated at ingest (e.g. because a reprocessed frame supercedes it)
2 Dead detector frames
3 Undefined and or non-sensible critical image metadata attributes
4 Sky subtraction not OK (via pipeline sky sub scale factor) NB. not used from October 2005 onwards
5 Incorrect combination of expTime,numExp,numInts for survey specific projects
6 Incorrect frame complements within groups/nights (for incomplete MSBs)
7 Undefined values of critical catalogue attributes for stacks
8 Seeing=0.0 for a stack
9 High value of sky that compromises the depth, or otherwise invalid sky level (e.g. sky < 0)
10 Seeing outside specified maximum
11 Photometric zeropoint too bright
12 Average stellar ellipticity too high (> 0.25)
13 Depth (as calculated from sky noise and 5sigma detection in fixed aperture) is too shallow compared to overall histogram distribution (i.e. shallower than ~0.5mag wrt the modal value) OR sky noise is too high given the sky level
14 AperCor3 outlying in aperCor3 versus seeing distribution
15 Pipeline MAGZPT inconsistent between image PHDU, extension HDUs and/or catalogue extension HDUs (from attributes photZP, photZPExt and photZPCat)
16 Difference in detector sky level wrt to mean of all 4 detectors is outlying in the distribution of the same.
18 Provenance indicates that a constituent frame of a combined frame product includes a deprecated frame.
19 Inconsistent provenance for a stack or leav product indicating something wrong with the image product (usually screwed up FITS keywords confusing the pipeline)
20 Detector number counts indicate some problem (loads of crud images)
21 5-sigma depth of detector frame more than 0.4mag brighter than modal value for a given filter/project/exposure time
22 Basic astrometry check (pixel size and/or aspect ratio) indicates something is wrong with the image
26 Deprecated because frame is flagged as ignored in pipeline processing
27 Deprecated because frame is flagged as part of a summit-rejected MSB
40 Science (*stack) frame is not part of a survey (e.g. high latitude sky frames in the GPS)
60 Eyeball check deprecation - trailed
61 Eyeball check deprecation - multiple bad channels
62 Eyeball check deprecation - Moon ghost
63 Eyeball check deprecation - Sky subtraction problem
64 Eyeball check deprecation - Disaster (catchall category for the indescribable)
65 Eyeball check deprecation - Empty detector frame
66 Eyeball check deprecation - Flat field problem
67 Eyeball check deprecation - Malfunction in crosstalk correction
70 Eyeball check deprecation, but this is the best that can be done so should not be reobserved (e.g. very bright star in FOV)
80 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated later (shallow surveys only). The latest duplicate in each case is kept
81 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated in a later Semester (shallow surveys only). The deepest duplicate in each case is kept
99 Manually deprecated because of some DFS issue (e.g. pipeline screw-up)
100 Multiframe deprecated because all detectors have been previously deprecated (and the MF not already deprecated)
101 MultiframeDetectors deprecated because parent Multiframe is deprecated (and the MFD not already deprecated)
102 *Detection deprecated because parent MFD deprecated
103 MultiframeDetector of a stack deprecated because all constituent frames of the same detector are deprecated
110 Intermediate stack frame photometry found to be poor wrt run of all stacks in a deep field
111 Stack replaced by a filtered version
127 Unwanted frame ingested.
≥128 Frame deprecated because reprocessing supercedes it

Note: for deprecation values of 128 or greater, the most significant bit of the byte has been set in order to preserve the deprecation value set by any previous quality control flagging run on the previous processed version.
deprecated MultiframeDetector WSATransit Code for a current (=0) or deprecated (!=0) multiframe detector tinyint 1   0 CODE_MISC
The deprecation attribute in all tables indicates if the record in question (be it an image or catalogue detection record) has been deprecated by some curation process in the archive. All data having deprecated=0 are nominally good data; the following flags indicate a quality issue and any data having those flags should not be used for scientific purposes (in many instances, deprecated data will be deleted from public survey released database products):
FlagMeaning
1 Stack frames that have no catalogue or other frameTypes deprecated at ingest (e.g. because a reprocessed frame supercedes it)
2 Dead detector frames
3 Undefined and or non-sensible critical image metadata attributes
4 Sky subtraction not OK (via pipeline sky sub scale factor) NB. not used from October 2005 onwards
5 Incorrect combination of expTime,numExp,numInts for survey specific projects
6 Incorrect frame complements within groups/nights (for incomplete MSBs)
7 Undefined values of critical catalogue attributes for stacks
8 Seeing=0.0 for a stack
9 High value of sky that compromises the depth, or otherwise invalid sky level (e.g. sky < 0)
10 Seeing outside specified maximum
11 Photometric zeropoint too bright
12 Average stellar ellipticity too high (> 0.25)
13 Depth (as calculated from sky noise and 5sigma detection in fixed aperture) is too shallow compared to overall histogram distribution (i.e. shallower than ~0.5mag wrt the modal value) OR sky noise is too high given the sky level
14 AperCor3 outlying in aperCor3 versus seeing distribution
15 Pipeline MAGZPT inconsistent between image PHDU, extension HDUs and/or catalogue extension HDUs (from attributes photZP, photZPExt and photZPCat)
16 Difference in detector sky level wrt to mean of all 4 detectors is outlying in the distribution of the same.
18 Provenance indicates that a constituent frame of a combined frame product includes a deprecated frame.
19 Inconsistent provenance for a stack or leav product indicating something wrong with the image product (usually screwed up FITS keywords confusing the pipeline)
20 Detector number counts indicate some problem (loads of crud images)
21 5-sigma depth of detector frame more than 0.4mag brighter than modal value for a given filter/project/exposure time
22 Basic astrometry check (pixel size and/or aspect ratio) indicates something is wrong with the image
26 Deprecated because frame is flagged as ignored in pipeline processing
27 Deprecated because frame is flagged as part of a summit-rejected MSB
40 Science (*stack) frame is not part of a survey (e.g. high latitude sky frames in the GPS)
60 Eyeball check deprecation - trailed
61 Eyeball check deprecation - multiple bad channels
62 Eyeball check deprecation - Moon ghost
63 Eyeball check deprecation - Sky subtraction problem
64 Eyeball check deprecation - Disaster (catchall category for the indescribable)
65 Eyeball check deprecation - Empty detector frame
66 Eyeball check deprecation - Flat field problem
67 Eyeball check deprecation - Malfunction in crosstalk correction
70 Eyeball check deprecation, but this is the best that can be done so should not be reobserved (e.g. very bright star in FOV)
80 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated later (shallow surveys only). The latest duplicate in each case is kept
81 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated in a later Semester (shallow surveys only). The deepest duplicate in each case is kept
99 Manually deprecated because of some DFS issue (e.g. pipeline screw-up)
100 Multiframe deprecated because all detectors have been previously deprecated (and the MF not already deprecated)
101 MultiframeDetectors deprecated because parent Multiframe is deprecated (and the MFD not already deprecated)
102 *Detection deprecated because parent MFD deprecated
103 MultiframeDetector of a stack deprecated because all constituent frames of the same detector are deprecated
110 Intermediate stack frame photometry found to be poor wrt run of all stacks in a deep field
111 Stack replaced by a filtered version
127 Unwanted frame ingested.
≥128 Frame deprecated because reprocessing supercedes it

Note: for deprecation values of 128 or greater, the most significant bit of the byte has been set in order to preserve the deprecation value set by any previous quality control flagging run on the previous processed version.
deprecated UKIDSSDetection WSA Code for a current (=0) or deprecated (!=0) detection tinyint 1   0 CODE_MISC
deprecated calDetection, calListRemeasurement WSACalib Code for a current (=0) or deprecated (!=0) detection tinyint 1   0 CODE_MISC
The deprecation attribute in all tables indicates if the record in question (be it an image or catalogue detection record) has been deprecated by some curation process in the archive. All data having deprecated=0 are nominally good data; the following flags indicate a quality issue and any data having those flags should not be used for scientific purposes (in many instances, deprecated data will be deleted from public survey released database products):
FlagMeaning
1 Stack frames that have no catalogue or other frameTypes deprecated at ingest (e.g. because a reprocessed frame supercedes it)
2 Dead detector frames
3 Undefined and or non-sensible critical image metadata attributes
4 Sky subtraction not OK (via pipeline sky sub scale factor) NB. not used from October 2005 onwards
5 Incorrect combination of expTime,numExp,numInts for survey specific projects
6 Incorrect frame complements within groups/nights (for incomplete MSBs)
7 Undefined values of critical catalogue attributes for stacks
8 Seeing=0.0 for a stack
9 High value of sky that compromises the depth, or otherwise invalid sky level (e.g. sky < 0)
10 Seeing outside specified maximum
11 Photometric zeropoint too bright
12 Average stellar ellipticity too high (> 0.25)
13 Depth (as calculated from sky noise and 5sigma detection in fixed aperture) is too shallow compared to overall histogram distribution (i.e. shallower than ~0.5mag wrt the modal value) OR sky noise is too high given the sky level
14 AperCor3 outlying in aperCor3 versus seeing distribution
15 Pipeline MAGZPT inconsistent between image PHDU, extension HDUs and/or catalogue extension HDUs (from attributes photZP, photZPExt and photZPCat)
16 Difference in detector sky level wrt to mean of all 4 detectors is outlying in the distribution of the same.
18 Provenance indicates that a constituent frame of a combined frame product includes a deprecated frame.
19 Inconsistent provenance for a stack or leav product indicating something wrong with the image product (usually screwed up FITS keywords confusing the pipeline)
20 Detector number counts indicate some problem (loads of crud images)
21 5-sigma depth of detector frame more than 0.4mag brighter than modal value for a given filter/project/exposure time
22 Basic astrometry check (pixel size and/or aspect ratio) indicates something is wrong with the image
26 Deprecated because frame is flagged as ignored in pipeline processing
27 Deprecated because frame is flagged as part of a summit-rejected MSB
40 Science (*stack) frame is not part of a survey (e.g. high latitude sky frames in the GPS)
60 Eyeball check deprecation - trailed
61 Eyeball check deprecation - multiple bad channels
62 Eyeball check deprecation - Moon ghost
63 Eyeball check deprecation - Sky subtraction problem
64 Eyeball check deprecation - Disaster (catchall category for the indescribable)
65 Eyeball check deprecation - Empty detector frame
66 Eyeball check deprecation - Flat field problem
67 Eyeball check deprecation - Malfunction in crosstalk correction
70 Eyeball check deprecation, but this is the best that can be done so should not be reobserved (e.g. very bright star in FOV)
80 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated later (shallow surveys only). The latest duplicate in each case is kept
81 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated in a later Semester (shallow surveys only). The deepest duplicate in each case is kept
99 Manually deprecated because of some DFS issue (e.g. pipeline screw-up)
100 Multiframe deprecated because all detectors have been previously deprecated (and the MF not already deprecated)
101 MultiframeDetectors deprecated because parent Multiframe is deprecated (and the MFD not already deprecated)
102 *Detection deprecated because parent MFD deprecated
103 MultiframeDetector of a stack deprecated because all constituent frames of the same detector are deprecated
110 Intermediate stack frame photometry found to be poor wrt run of all stacks in a deep field
111 Stack replaced by a filtered version
127 Unwanted frame ingested.
≥128 Frame deprecated because reprocessing supercedes it

Note: for deprecation values of 128 or greater, the most significant bit of the byte has been set in order to preserve the deprecation value set by any previous quality control flagging run on the previous processed version.
deprecated calMergeLog, calSynopticMergeLog WSACalib frame set deprecation flag (1=deprecated) tinyint 1     CODE_MISC
deprecated dxsDetection, gcsDetection, gcsListRemeasurement, gpsDetection, gpsListRemeasurement, lasDetection, lasListRemeasurement, udsDetection, udsListRemeasurement WSA Code for a current (=0) or deprecated (!=0) detection tinyint 1   0 CODE_MISC
The deprecation attribute in all tables indicates if the record in question (be it an image or catalogue detection record) has been deprecated by some curation process in the archive. All data having deprecated=0 are nominally good data; the following flags indicate a quality issue and any data having those flags should not be used for scientific purposes (in many instances, deprecated data will be deleted from public survey released database products):
FlagMeaning
1 Stack frames that have no catalogue or other frameTypes deprecated at ingest (e.g. because a reprocessed frame supercedes it)
2 Dead detector frames
3 Undefined and or non-sensible critical image metadata attributes
4 Sky subtraction not OK (via pipeline sky sub scale factor) NB. not used from October 2005 onwards
5 Incorrect combination of expTime,numExp,numInts for survey specific projects
6 Incorrect frame complements within groups/nights (for incomplete MSBs)
7 Undefined values of critical catalogue attributes for stacks
8 Seeing=0.0 for a stack
9 High value of sky that compromises the depth, or otherwise invalid sky level (e.g. sky < 0)
10 Seeing outside specified maximum
11 Photometric zeropoint too bright
12 Average stellar ellipticity too high (> 0.25)
13 Depth (as calculated from sky noise and 5sigma detection in fixed aperture) is too shallow compared to overall histogram distribution (i.e. shallower than ~0.5mag wrt the modal value) OR sky noise is too high given the sky level
14 AperCor3 outlying in aperCor3 versus seeing distribution
15 Pipeline MAGZPT inconsistent between image PHDU, extension HDUs and/or catalogue extension HDUs (from attributes photZP, photZPExt and photZPCat)
16 Difference in detector sky level wrt to mean of all 4 detectors is outlying in the distribution of the same.
18 Provenance indicates that a constituent frame of a combined frame product includes a deprecated frame.
19 Inconsistent provenance for a stack or leav product indicating something wrong with the image product (usually screwed up FITS keywords confusing the pipeline)
20 Detector number counts indicate some problem (loads of crud images)
21 5-sigma depth of detector frame more than 0.4mag brighter than modal value for a given filter/project/exposure time
22 Basic astrometry check (pixel size and/or aspect ratio) indicates something is wrong with the image
26 Deprecated because frame is flagged as ignored in pipeline processing
27 Deprecated because frame is flagged as part of a summit-rejected MSB
40 Science (*stack) frame is not part of a survey (e.g. high latitude sky frames in the GPS)
60 Eyeball check deprecation - trailed
61 Eyeball check deprecation - multiple bad channels
62 Eyeball check deprecation - Moon ghost
63 Eyeball check deprecation - Sky subtraction problem
64 Eyeball check deprecation - Disaster (catchall category for the indescribable)
65 Eyeball check deprecation - Empty detector frame
66 Eyeball check deprecation - Flat field problem
67 Eyeball check deprecation - Malfunction in crosstalk correction
70 Eyeball check deprecation, but this is the best that can be done so should not be reobserved (e.g. very bright star in FOV)
80 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated later (shallow surveys only). The latest duplicate in each case is kept
81 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated in a later Semester (shallow surveys only). The deepest duplicate in each case is kept
99 Manually deprecated because of some DFS issue (e.g. pipeline screw-up)
100 Multiframe deprecated because all detectors have been previously deprecated (and the MF not already deprecated)
101 MultiframeDetectors deprecated because parent Multiframe is deprecated (and the MFD not already deprecated)
102 *Detection deprecated because parent MFD deprecated
103 MultiframeDetector of a stack deprecated because all constituent frames of the same detector are deprecated
110 Intermediate stack frame photometry found to be poor wrt run of all stacks in a deep field
111 Stack replaced by a filtered version
127 Unwanted frame ingested.
≥128 Frame deprecated because reprocessing supercedes it

Note: for deprecation values of 128 or greater, the most significant bit of the byte has been set in order to preserve the deprecation value set by any previous quality control flagging run on the previous processed version.
deprecated dxsJKmergeLog, dxsMergeLog, gcsMergeLog, gcsZYJHKmergeLog, gpsJHKmergeLog, gpsMergeLog, lasMergeLog, lasYJHKmergeLog, udsMergeLog WSA frame set deprecation flag (1=deprecated) tinyint 1     CODE_MISC
deprecated ptsDetection WSATransit Code for a current (=0) or deprecated (!=0) detection tinyint 1   0 CODE_MISC
The deprecation attribute in all tables indicates if the record in question (be it an image or catalogue detection record) has been deprecated by some curation process in the archive. All data having deprecated=0 are nominally good data; the following flags indicate a quality issue and any data having those flags should not be used for scientific purposes (in many instances, deprecated data will be deleted from public survey released database products):
FlagMeaning
1 Stack frames that have no catalogue or other frameTypes deprecated at ingest (e.g. because a reprocessed frame supercedes it)
2 Dead detector frames
3 Undefined and or non-sensible critical image metadata attributes
4 Sky subtraction not OK (via pipeline sky sub scale factor) NB. not used from October 2005 onwards
5 Incorrect combination of expTime,numExp,numInts for survey specific projects
6 Incorrect frame complements within groups/nights (for incomplete MSBs)
7 Undefined values of critical catalogue attributes for stacks
8 Seeing=0.0 for a stack
9 High value of sky that compromises the depth, or otherwise invalid sky level (e.g. sky < 0)
10 Seeing outside specified maximum
11 Photometric zeropoint too bright
12 Average stellar ellipticity too high (> 0.25)
13 Depth (as calculated from sky noise and 5sigma detection in fixed aperture) is too shallow compared to overall histogram distribution (i.e. shallower than ~0.5mag wrt the modal value) OR sky noise is too high given the sky level
14 AperCor3 outlying in aperCor3 versus seeing distribution
15 Pipeline MAGZPT inconsistent between image PHDU, extension HDUs and/or catalogue extension HDUs (from attributes photZP, photZPExt and photZPCat)
16 Difference in detector sky level wrt to mean of all 4 detectors is outlying in the distribution of the same.
18 Provenance indicates that a constituent frame of a combined frame product includes a deprecated frame.
19 Inconsistent provenance for a stack or leav product indicating something wrong with the image product (usually screwed up FITS keywords confusing the pipeline)
20 Detector number counts indicate some problem (loads of crud images)
21 5-sigma depth of detector frame more than 0.4mag brighter than modal value for a given filter/project/exposure time
22 Basic astrometry check (pixel size and/or aspect ratio) indicates something is wrong with the image
26 Deprecated because frame is flagged as ignored in pipeline processing
27 Deprecated because frame is flagged as part of a summit-rejected MSB
40 Science (*stack) frame is not part of a survey (e.g. high latitude sky frames in the GPS)
60 Eyeball check deprecation - trailed
61 Eyeball check deprecation - multiple bad channels
62 Eyeball check deprecation - Moon ghost
63 Eyeball check deprecation - Sky subtraction problem
64 Eyeball check deprecation - Disaster (catchall category for the indescribable)
65 Eyeball check deprecation - Empty detector frame
66 Eyeball check deprecation - Flat field problem
67 Eyeball check deprecation - Malfunction in crosstalk correction
70 Eyeball check deprecation, but this is the best that can be done so should not be reobserved (e.g. very bright star in FOV)
80 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated later (shallow surveys only). The latest duplicate in each case is kept
81 Deprecated because observation (MSB,object,filter) has been repeated in a later Semester (shallow surveys only). The deepest duplicate in each case is kept
99 Manually deprecated because of some DFS issue (e.g. pipeline screw-up)
100 Multiframe deprecated because all detectors have been previously deprecated (and the MF not already deprecated)
101 MultiframeDetectors deprecated because parent Multiframe is deprecated (and the MFD not already deprecated)
102 *Detection deprecated because parent MFD deprecated
103 MultiframeDetector of a stack deprecated because all constituent frames of the same detector are deprecated
110 Intermediate stack frame photometry found to be poor wrt run of all stacks in a deep field
111 Stack replaced by a filtered version
127 Unwanted frame ingested.
≥128 Frame deprecated because reprocessing supercedes it

Note: for deprecation values of 128 or greater, the most significant bit of the byte has been set in order to preserve the deprecation value set by any previous quality control flagging run on the previous processed version.
description CurationTask WSA description in words for this task varchar 256     NOTE
description CurationTask WSACalib description in words for this task varchar 256     NOTE
description CurationTask WSATransit description in words for this task varchar 256     NOTE
description ExternalSurvey WSA A brief description of the survey varchar 256     NOTE
description ExternalSurvey WSACalib A brief description of the survey varchar 256     NOTE
description ExternalSurvey WSATransit A brief description of the survey varchar 256     NOTE
description Filter WSA a concise description of the filter varchar 256     NOTE
description Filter WSACalib a concise description of the filter varchar 256     NOTE
description Filter WSATransit a concise description of the filter varchar 256     NOTE
description Programme WSA a concise description of the programme varchar 256     NOTE
description Programme WSACalib a concise description of the programme varchar 256     NOTE
description Programme WSATransit a concise description of the programme varchar 256     NOTE
description Release WSA a brief description of the release varchar 256     NOTE
description Release WSACalib a brief description of the release varchar 256     NOTE
description Release WSATransit a brief description of the release varchar 256     NOTE
description RequiredMosaic WSACalib Description of the product varchar 256     ??
description RequiredMosaic WSATransit Description of the product varchar 256     ??
description RequiredMosaic, RequiredStack WSA Description of the product varchar 256     ??
description Survey WSA A concise description of the survey varchar 512     ??
description Survey WSACalib A concise description of the survey varchar 512     ??
description Survey WSATransit A concise description of the survey varchar 512     ??
designation twomass_psc 2MASS Sexagesimal, equatorial position-based source name in the form: hhmmssss+ddmmsss[ABC...]. varchar 17     NAME
designation twomass_xsc 2MASS Source designation formed from sexigesimal coordinates. varchar 17     NAME
designation wise_prelimsc WISE Sexagesimal, equatorial position-based source name in the form: hhmmss.ss+ddmmss.s
The full naming convention for WISE Preliminary Release Catalog sources has the form "WISEP Jhhmmss.ss+ddmmss.s," where "WISEP" indicates the source is from the Preliminary Release Source Catalog, and "J" indicates the position is J2000. The "WISEP" acronym is not listed explicitly in the designation column		 char 20      
det_bit wise_prelimsc WISE Bit-encoded integer indicating bands in which a source has a w?snr>2 detection
For example, a source detected in W1 only has det_bit=1 (binary 0001). A source detected in W4 only has det_bit=8 (binary 1000). A source detected in all four bands has det_bit=15 (binary 1111)		 tinyint 1      
detCols MultiframeDetector WSA Number of detector columns {image extension keyword: DCOLUMNS} smallint 2 pixels   NUMBER
detCols MultiframeDetector WSACalib Number of detector columns {image extension keyword: DCOLUMNS} smallint 2 pixels   NUMBER
detCols MultiframeDetector WSATransit Number of detector columns {image extension keyword: DCOLUMNS} smallint 2 pixels   NUMBER
detectionTable Programme WSA Table name of detections varchar 64     ??
detectionTable Programme WSACalib Table name of detections varchar 64     ??
detectionTable Programme WSATransit Table name of detections varchar 64     ??
detectorTemp MultiframeDetector WSA Detector array temperature {image extension keyword: DET_TEMP} real 4 degrees_Kelvin -0.9999995e9 ??
detectorTemp MultiframeDetector WSACalib Detector array temperature {image extension keyword: DET_TEMP} real 4 degrees_Kelvin -0.9999995e9 ??
detectorTemp MultiframeDetector WSATransit Detector array temperature {image extension keyword: DET_TEMP} real 4 degrees_Kelvin -0.9999995e9 ??
detectorType MultiframeDetector WSA Detector array used, eg. Aladdin {image extension keyword: DETECTOR} varchar 16   NONE INST_ID
detectorType MultiframeDetector WSACalib Detector array used, eg. Aladdin {image extension keyword: DETECTOR} varchar 16   NONE INST_ID
detectorType MultiframeDetector WSATransit Detector array used, eg. Aladdin {image extension keyword: DETECTOR} varchar 16   NONE INST_ID
detedgeinnerpos1Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS1 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeinnerpos1NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS1 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeinnerpos1NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS1 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeinnerpos1NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS1 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeinnerpos2Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS2 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeinnerpos2NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS2 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeinnerpos2NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS2 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeinnerpos2NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS2 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeinnerpos3Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS3 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeinnerpos3NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS3 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeinnerpos3NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS3 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeinnerpos3NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS3 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeinnerpos4Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS4 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeinnerpos4NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS4 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeinnerpos4NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS4 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeinnerpos4NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEINNERPOS4 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos1Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS1 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos1NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS1 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos1NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS1 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos1NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS1 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos2Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS2 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos2NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS2 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos2NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS2 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos2NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS2 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos3Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS3 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos3NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS3 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos3NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS3 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos3NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS3 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos4Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS4 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos4NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS4 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos4NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS4 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detedgeouterpos4NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DETEDGEOUTERPOS4 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
detHeaterLevel Multiframe WSA Det heater level (in percent) {image primary HDU keyword: DET_HTP} real 4   -0.9999995e9  
detHeaterLevel Multiframe WSACalib Det heater level (in percent) {image primary HDU keyword: DET_HTP} real 4   -0.9999995e9  
detHeaterLevel Multiframe WSATransit Det heater level (in percent) {image primary HDU keyword: DET_HTP} real 4   -0.9999995e9  
DETID twoxmm, twoxmm_v1_2, twoxmmi_dr3_v1_0 XMM A consecutive number which identifies each entry (detection) in the catalogue. int 4      
detRows MultiframeDetector WSA Number of detector rows {image extension keyword: DROWS} smallint 2 pixels   NUMBER
detRows MultiframeDetector WSACalib Number of detector rows {image extension keyword: DROWS} smallint 2 pixels   NUMBER
detRows MultiframeDetector WSATransit Number of detector rows {image extension keyword: DROWS} smallint 2 pixels   NUMBER
detTempAlt Multiframe WSA DET_TEMP alternate sensor {image primary HDU keyword: DETTEMPB} real 4 degrees_Kelvin -0.9999995e9  
detTempAlt Multiframe WSACalib DET_TEMP alternate sensor {image primary HDU keyword: DETTEMPB} real 4 degrees_Kelvin -0.9999995e9  
detTempAlt Multiframe WSATransit DET_TEMP alternate sensor {image primary HDU keyword: DETTEMPB} real 4 degrees_Kelvin -0.9999995e9  
detTempSetPt Multiframe WSA Det temperature setpoint {image primary HDU keyword: DETTEMPS} real 4 degrees_Kelvin -0.9999995e9  
detTempSetPt Multiframe WSACalib Det temperature setpoint {image primary HDU keyword: DETTEMPS} real 4 degrees_Kelvin -0.9999995e9  
detTempSetPt Multiframe WSATransit Det temperature setpoint {image primary HDU keyword: DETTEMPS} real 4 degrees_Kelvin -0.9999995e9  
deviceID MultiframeDetector WSA Device UID identifying every IR device {image extension keyword: DETECTID} varchar 32     ID_PLATE
deviceID MultiframeDetector WSACalib Device UID identifying every IR device {image extension keyword: DETECTID} varchar 32     ID_PLATE
deviceID MultiframeDetector WSATransit Device UID identifying every IR device {image extension keyword: DETECTID} varchar 32     ID_PLATE
dewPoint Multiframe WSA Dewpoint {image primary HDU keyword: DEWPOINT} real 4 degrees_Celsius -0.9999995e9 PHYS_TEMP_MISC
dewPoint Multiframe WSACalib Dewpoint {image primary HDU keyword: DEWPOINT} real 4 degrees_Celsius -0.9999995e9 PHYS_TEMP_MISC
dewPoint Multiframe WSATransit Dewpoint {image primary HDU keyword: DEWPOINT} real 4 degrees_Celsius -0.9999995e9 PHYS_TEMP_MISC
dFlag rosat_bsc, rosat_fsc ROSAT complex diffuse emission pattern varchar 1     CODE_MISC
dfsIDString Programme WSA The description used within the data flow system (ie. the value of the appropriate FITS keyword) varchar 64     ??
dfsIDString Programme WSACalib The description used within the data flow system (ie. the value of the appropriate FITS keyword) varchar 64     ??
dfsIDString Programme WSATransit The description used within the data flow system (ie. the value of the appropriate FITS keyword) varchar 64     ??
dhsVersion Multiframe WSA Data handling version {image primary HDU keyword: DHSVER} varchar 32   NONE  
dhsVersion Multiframe WSACalib Data handling version {image primary HDU keyword: DHSVER} varchar 32   NONE  
dhsVersion Multiframe WSATransit Data handling version {image primary HDU keyword: DHSVER} varchar 32   NONE  
disc_100 iras_psc IRAS Discrepant Fluxes flag (100 micron) tinyint 1     REMARKS
disc_12 iras_psc IRAS Discrepant Fluxes flag (12 micron) tinyint 1     REMARKS
disc_25 iras_psc IRAS Discrepant Fluxes flag (25 micron) tinyint 1     REMARKS
disc_60 iras_psc IRAS Discrepant Fluxes flag (60 micron) tinyint 1     REMARKS
DISK_I mgcGalaxyStruct MGC Disk Inclination (0=face-on) real 4   99.99  
DISK_Im mgcGalaxyStruct MGC Disk Inclination error (-) real 4   99.99  
DISK_Ip mgcGalaxyStruct MGC Disk Inclination error (+) real 4   99.99  
DISK_PA mgcGalaxyStruct MGC Disk Position Angle real 4   99.99  
DISK_PAm mgcGalaxyStruct MGC Disk Position Angle error (-) real 4   99.99  
DISK_PAp mgcGalaxyStruct MGC Disk Position Angle error (+) real 4   99.99  
dist_edge_ew twomass_psc 2MASS The distance from the source to the nearest East or West scan edge. int 4 arcsec   INST_PLATE_DIST
dist_edge_ew twomass_sixx2_xsc 2MASS distance to nearest east or west full-coverage scan edge real 4 arcsec    
dist_edge_ew twomass_xsc 2MASS The distance from the source to the nearest East or West scan edge. smallint 2 arcsec   INST_PLATE_DIST
dist_edge_flg twomass_psc 2MASS Two character flag that specifies to which scan edges a source lies closest, and to which edges the dist_edge_ns and dist_edge_ew values refer. varchar 2     INST_PLATE_DIST
dist_edge_flg twomass_sixx2_xsc 2MASS flag indicating which edges ([n|s][e|w]) are nearest to src varchar 2      
dist_edge_flg twomass_xsc 2MASS flag indicating which edges ([n|s][e|w]) are nearest to src. varchar 2     INST_PLATE_DIST
dist_edge_ns twomass_psc, twomass_xsc 2MASS The distance from the source to the nearest North or South scan edge. int 4 arcsec   INST_PLATE_DIST
dist_edge_ns twomass_sixx2_xsc 2MASS distance to nearest north or south full-coverage scan edge real 4 arcsec    
DIST_NN twoxmm, twoxmm_v1_2 XMM The distance to the nearest detection.
An internal threshold of 6 arseconds (before positional fitting) is used for splitting a source into two.		 real 4 arcsec    
dist_opt twomass_psc 2MASS Distance separating TWOMASS source position and associated optical source within 5". real 4 arcsec   INST_PLATE_DIST
distanceMins calSourceNeighbours, calSourceXSynopticSource, calSourceXtwomass_psc, calSourceXukirtFSstars WSACalib Angular separation between neighbours real 4 arcminutes   POS_ANG_DIST_GENERAL
distanceMins dxsSourceNeighbours, dxsSourceXDR7PhotoObj, dxsSourceXDR8PhotoObj, dxsSourceXDetection, dxsSourceXGR6PhotoObjAll, dxsSourceXSSASource, dxsSourceXStripe82PhotoObjAll, dxsSourceXtwomass_psc, dxsSourceXtwoxmm, dxsSourceXwise_prelimsc, gcsSourceNeighbours, gcsSourceXDR5PhotoObj, gcsSourceXDR7PhotoObj, gcsSourceXDR8PhotoObj, gcsSourceXGR6PhotoObjAll, gcsSourceXSSASource, gcsSourceXtwomass_psc, gcsSourceXtwoxmm, gcsSourceXwise_prelimsc, lasSourceNeighbours, lasSourceXDR2PhotoObj, lasSourceXDR3PhotoObj, lasSourceXDR5PhotoObj, lasSourceXDR5PhotoObjAll, lasSourceXDR7PhotoObj, lasSourceXDR7PhotoObjAll, lasSourceXDR8PhotoObj, lasSourceXDR8PhotoObjAll, lasSourceXGR6PhotoObjAll, lasSourceXSSASource, lasSourceXSegueDR6PhotoObj, lasSourceXSegueDR6PhotoObjAll, lasSourceXStripe82PhotoObjAll, lasSourceXfirstSource, lasSourceXiras_psc, lasSourceXmgcDetection, lasSourceXnvssSource, lasSourceXrosat_bsc, lasSourceXrosat_fsc, lasSourceXtwomass_psc, lasSourceXtwomass_xsc, lasSourceXtwoxmm, lasSourceXwise_prelimsc WSA Angular separation between neighbours real 4 arcminutes   POS_ANG_DIST_GENERAL
distortMap CurrentAstrometry WSACalib filename of 2d non-linear distortion map varchar 256   NONE ID_FILE
distortMap CurrentAstrometry WSATransit filename of 2d non-linear distortion map varchar 256   NONE ID_FILE
distortMap CurrentAstrometry, PreviousAstrometry WSA filename of 2d non-linear distortion map varchar 256   NONE ID_FILE
dithedgeinnerpos1Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS1 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeinnerpos1NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS1 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeinnerpos1NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS1 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeinnerpos1NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS1 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeinnerpos2Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS2 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeinnerpos2NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS2 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeinnerpos2NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS2 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeinnerpos2NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS2 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeinnerpos3Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS3 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeinnerpos3NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS3 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeinnerpos3NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS3 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeinnerpos3NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS3 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeinnerpos4Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS4 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeinnerpos4NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS4 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeinnerpos4NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS4 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeinnerpos4NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEINNERPOS4 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos1Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS1 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos1NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS1 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos1NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS1 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos1NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS1 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos2Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS2 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos2NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS2 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos2NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS2 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos2NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS2 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos3Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS3 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos3NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS3 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos3NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS3 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos3NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS3 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos4Const dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Offset of halfspace along the unit normal vector describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS4 detector boundary. If the detector boundary is straight, with no distortion this is zero. float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos4NormX dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector X-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS4 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos4NormY dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Y-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS4 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
dithedgeouterpos4NormZ dxsAstrometricInfo, udsAstrometricInfo WSA Cartesian unit normal vector Z-coordinate of the halfspace describing the DITHEDGEOUTERPOS4 detector boundary (see Budavari et al. 2010,) float 8   -0.9999995e9 ??
ditherOffsetX MultiframeDetector WSA Dither offset X {image extension keyword: CIR_XOFF} real 4   -0.9999995e9 POS_OFFSET
ditherOffsetX MultiframeDetector WSACalib Dither offset X {image extension keyword: CIR_XOFF} real 4   -0.9999995e9 POS_OFFSET
ditherOffsetX MultiframeDetector WSATransit Dither offset X {image extension keyword: CIR_XOFF} real 4   -0.9999995e9 POS_OFFSET
ditherOffsetY MultiframeDetector WSA Dither offset Y {image extension keyword: CIR_YOFF} real 4   -0.9999995e9 POS_OFFSET
ditherOffsetY MultiframeDetector WSACalib Dither offset Y {image extension keyword: CIR_YOFF} real 4   -0.9999995e9 POS_OFFSET
ditherOffsetY MultiframeDetector WSATransit Dither offset Y {image extension keyword: CIR_YOFF} real 4   -0.9999995e9 POS_OFFSET
domeTemp Multiframe WSA Dome temperature {image primary HDU keyword: DOMETEMP} real 4 degrees_Celsius -0.9999995e9 PHYS_TEMP_MISC
domeTemp Multiframe WSACalib Dome temperature {image primary HDU keyword: DOMETEMP} real 4 degrees_Celsius -0.9999995e9 PHYS_TEMP_MISC
domeTemp Multiframe WSATransit Dome temperature {image primary HDU keyword: DOMETEMP} real 4 degrees_Celsius -0.9999995e9 PHYS_TEMP_MISC
dualFilterID RequiredMosaic WSA SEX extraction tool option to run in dual image mode UID of dual image filter (assigned in WSA: 1=Z,2=Y,3=J,4=H,5=K,6=H2,7=Br,8=blank) tinyint 1   0 INST_FILTER_CODE
dualFilterID RequiredMosaic WSACalib SEX extraction tool option to run in dual image mode UID of dual image filter (assigned in WSA: 1=Z,2=Y,3=J,4=H,5=K,6=H2,7=Br,8=blank) tinyint 1   0 INST_FILTER_CODE
dualFilterID RequiredMosaic WSATransit SEX extraction tool option to run in dual image mode UID of dual image filter (assigned in WSA: 1=Z,2=Y,3=J,4=H,5=K,6=H2,7=Br,8=blank) tinyint 1   0 INST_FILTER_CODE
dum rosat_bsc, rosat_fsc ROSAT dummy flag varchar 1     CODE_MISC
dup_src twomass_psc, twomass_xsc 2MASS Duplicate source flag. smallint 2     CODE_MISC


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