The XSL DR2 spectra are single-arm spectra, provided as FITS binary tables, each containing three columns:
WAVE: Wavelength [in nm]. As the spectra are rest-framed, the wavelength ranges are spectrum-dependent.
FLUX: Flux spectrum [in erg/s/cm2/Å]
ERR: Error spectrum: [same units as Flux]
A Python3 script is enclosed to help our users to read and plot [PDF format] all the DR2 stars: plot_xsl_dr2.py. Please read the comments below running the program.
Select the columns of interest: HNAME, x (XSL_ID), Teff, e_Teff, logg, e_logg, [Fe/H], e_[Fe/H]
Add some constraints to the columns (examples below)
Stars with [Fe/H] < -1.8
Stars with Teff > 10000 K
Stars with 10000 > Teff > 5000 K and logg > 3
Submit your query (button Submit)
The results can be displayed as tables or plots.
The XSL DR2 spectra can be then be filtered and downloaded from the XSL website using the x id, in the form Xiiii (eg X0357 for x = 357), or the HNAME.
Input -- Example a:
Input -- Example b:
Input -- Example c:
Output -- Example a:
Output -- Example b:
Output -- Example c:
Known issues
Filtering issues in Table when using Safari 14.1.2
We recommend to use Chrome or Firefox, before a better solution could be found.
Who to contact?
For questions/comments/suggestions, you can send an email to Anais Gonneau: ag2013@cam.ac.uk