Retrieving Your Data

User's Guides

• Spot User's Guide
• Leopard User's Guide
• You might also find the Observation Planning Cookbook to be useful for Spot-related information.

To run Spot and/or Leopard, you will need to:

• Download and install Spitzer Pride (Spot and Leopard)

• The main archive information page
• Definitions of the AOR Status field in Spot and/or Leopard
• The Pipeline History Logs
• Data filenaming conventions: IRAC, IRS, MIPS-24, MIPS-70, MIPS-160
• Data Handbooks: IRAC, IRS, MIPS

Common Problems

• To uncompress the files Leopard puts on your disk, type "unzip foo.zip".
• To uncompress multiple files at once, type "unzip '*.zip'" (the single quotes are important), or "unzip \*.zip" -- you just have to escape out the wildcard.
• A status of "Available" means "available for scheduling," NOT "the data are available. (see complete listing of AOR status flags.)

Demos

• Retrieve Data with Leopard: MIPS data from FEPS Legacy Team
• Retrieve Data with Leopard: IRAC data from SINGS Legacy Team
• Retrieve Data with Leopard: IRS data for HH 46/47
• Retrieve Data with Leopard: IRS data from a moving target (coming soon)

• Retrieve Data with Leopard: Proprietary Data

• See the Observation Planning Cookbook, nearly any chapter, for step-by-step instructions on AOR visualization.

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