Changeset 37214

Timestamp:

Aug 11, 2014, 7:09:12 AM (12 years ago)

Author:

eugene

Message:

drop gcObjID, raMeanStd, decMeanStd, ObjectThin.skycellID; add posMeanChisq

File:

• branches/eam_branches/ipp-20140717/ippToPsps/pspsschema/SchemaNew18.0/PSPS_TABLES/Fundamental_IPP_Data_Product_Tables/ObjectThin (modified) (2 diffs)

branches/eam_branches/ipp-20140717/ippToPsps/pspsschema/SchemaNew18.0/PSPS_TABLES/Fundamental_IPP_Data_Product_Tables/ObjectThin

@@ -2 +2 @@
 objName          string         VAR      8      NA      IAU Name constructed from objID postion PS1.x JHHMMSS.SS+/-DDMMSS.S where x is leading number of procesing version       
 objID            dimensionless  BIGINT   8      NA      ODM object identifier index
-gcObjID          dimensionless  BIGINT  8         NA    ODM galactic coordinates identifier
 ippObjID         dimensionless  BIGINT   8      NA      IPP object number
 surveyID         dimensionless  TINYINT  1      255     Survey ID
-skyCellID        dimensionless  REAL     4      -999     single float giving PrimaryCell.SkyCell identifier
 htmID            dimensionless  BIGINT   8      NA      HTM index
 zoneID           dimensionless  INT      4      NA      Zone index
@@ -23 +21 @@
 raMeanErr        arcsec         REAL     4      -999    Combination of the measurement Errors in the Right Ascension from the mean detections if they exist 
 decMeanErr       arcsec         REAL     4      -999    Combination of the measurement Errors in the  Declination measurements if they exist  
-raMeanStd        arcsec         Real     4      -999    standard deviation of Right Ascension measurements in detections if they exist 
-decMeanStd       arcsec         REAL     4      -999    standard deviation of the  Declination measurements if they exist  
+posMeanChisq     dimensionless  REAL     4      -999    chisq of mean position
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 --                                                      Note: the following three sets of coordinate systems are based on stack if it exists, and mean if it does not.