Input - GC mock Data Catalog Product

$SetSchemaPath le3/gc/inp/euc-le3-gc-cat-data-in.xsd

Data Product Name

$PrintDataProductName

Data Product Custodian

$PrintDataProductCustodian

Name of the Schema File

$PrintSchemaFilename

Last Edited for DPDD Version

1.1

Processing Elements Creating / Updating / Using the Product

Creators:

  • Created by hand

  • External tool.

Consumers:

  • LE3_GC_2PCF

  • LE3_GC_PK

  • LE3_GC_3PCF

  • LE3_GC_BK

Processing function using the data product

  • LE3_GC_TwoPointCorrelation

  • LE3_GC_PowerSpectrum

  • LE3_GC_ThreePointCorrelation

  • LE3_GC_Bispectrum

Proposed for inclusion in EAS/SAS

This product is proposed for inclusion in the SAS: Yes

Is going to be used by the SWG-GC for their scientific analysis.

Data Product Elements

$PrintDataProductElements

Detailed Description of the Data Product

This product is a mock catalog simulating the SEL-ID product and containing only the quantities needed for all the Galaxy Clustering Processing Functions. The purpose of this catalog is to provide test datasets to be used to verify and validate the processing functions. In the EUCLID LE3 pipeline, this product is replaced by the SEL-ID product.

Note

The density column in the FITS table is used only for testing purposes and is not expected to be provided by SEL-ID

XML Keywords

The product contains the following keywords:

Instrument

Identifier of the PF using the mock catalog

CatalogID

Type of mock catalog

CoordType

Coordinates used in the mock catalog [CARTESIAN, EQUATORIAL, PSEUDO_EQUATORIAL]

AngleType

Angular scales used [DEGREES, RADIANS]

ReleaseName

Name of the release using the product

Catalog

FITS file with input catalog

Catalog FITS file

The FITS type le3.gc.cat.test contains one binary table HDU named CATALOG with the following structure:

$PrintHDUTableContents fit/euc-le3-gc.xml le3.gc.cat.test CATALOG

Note

The values within the COORD_1, COORD_2 and COORD_3 columns depends on the COORD keyword. The CARTESIAN configuration uses X, Y, Z Cartesian distances. The EQUATORIAL configuration uses RA and Dec angles and the radial distance. The PSEUDO_EQUATORIAL configuration uses RA and Dec angles and the Redshift (z) of the object.