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SWEET-Cat

Repository for the SWEET-Cat(alog), a table for FGKM stars hosting exoplanets.

Here is the software for updating SWEET-Cat, and probably some of the latest versions and the currently used version on the SWEET-Cat webpage. Note that the latest version is always available for download on the web page.

TOPCAT

To use with topcat, either download this entire folder as a zip file or clone it with git clone https://github.com/DanielAndreasen/SWEET-Cat to always have the latest version. Then import the file in TOPCAT called SWEETCAT_topcat.csv which is a csv version of the WEBSITE_online.rdb with named columns.

Installation

It is now possible to get an update every time there is a new planet on exoplanet.eu.

To do this, place SWEET-Cat in your PATH. If you want an update everyday at 13 you can use crontab. Add the following line with crontab -e

0 13 * * * /full/path/to/script/SWEET-Cat

Remember to change the receiver and sender in checkExoplanet.py line 45 and 46. You can also decide to change the mail.txt for whatever you like. This is the text in the mail.

Requirements

For checking for new updates I use the clint module which can be found here.

Simple install with

$ pip install clint

Setting up the mail

A file names mailinfo.txt needs to be created. It should looks like the following

sender: [email protected]
receiver: [email protected]
smtp: mail.com

Change the three options with what works for you. Questions can be directed to the author.

TODO

  • Make a function that look at the latest update on SWEET-Cat and compare with the latest update on exoplanet.eu. If not the same, SWEET-Cat should be updated.
  • Find how many new exoplanets is found and send that in email as well.
  • Make a good interface between checkExoplanet.py (which seems to be the main function) and the other scripts. os.system("python Simbad.py NEWNEW1") is not nice...
  • Create a NEWNEW1. This one is just a file with the names for creating the Simbad script (see e.g. in folder).
  • It is also important to check for false-positives, so we can remove them as well.
  • When updating, make sure that the star is not already in SWEET-Cat. If that is the case, just look at what have been updated.
  • If the star is already in SWEET-Cat, find a way to deal with it so I don't get notifications all the time...
  • Would be nice if the two scripts for checking for updates have a common file with information necessary for sending the mail, like the sender, reciever, and smpt information.
  • Remove duplicate planet host, if e.g. two exoplanets have been detected around the same host, the host should only appear once in the NEWNEW1 file.
  • Many of the SWEET-Cat things can be done automatically, e.g. write all the things in the table.
  • Create files automatically for ParralaxSpec.py, TorresMass.py, and Simbad.py.
  • The toughest challenge must be to find values in articles. I guess we must do this part manually, but we might be able to make a script that notifies us, if with finds article from Santos or Sousa, so we can set the homogenity flag to 1.

Stuff added by Sérgio: (not necessarily to appear online for now)

  • Include a column in the table with a flag (yes or no) to inform that a given planet-host has transit events detected
  • The interface that we use to get the mass: stev.oapd.inaf.it/cgi-bin/param_1.3 also provides radius and ages. It may be useful to include this in the table

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