######################################################################## # # NASA/IPAC EXTRAGALACTIC DATABASE # Batch Job Template Request Form # Version Date: 5 September 2008 # # Blank lines or those beginning with a pound sign (#) are ignored. # # PLEASE BE SURE THAT YOUR FILE CONTAINS ONLY FLAT (7-BIT) ASCII # CHARACTERS, HAS NO MORE THAN 72 CHARACTERS PER LINE, HAS NO # EMAIL ATTACHMENTS, IS NOT AN HTML-FORMATTED FILE, AND HAS NO # MORE THAN 3000 INPUT REQUESTS. ALSO, BE SURE YOUR EMAIL # SUBMISSION INCLUDES A SUBJECT LINE "NED Batch Form". # # When your request file is ready, mail it to # # >>>>>>>> nedbatch@ipac.caltech.edu <<<<<<<< # # Batch jobs are normally run every fifteen minutes. Thus, you may # usually retrieve your results via FTP within half an hour of # submitting your job. During times of heavy usage, large batch jobs # may take longer to run. In any case, NED will send you a notice via # email when your job has run and is ready to be retrieved. ######################################################################## # # Set Output File Name and Format # # Replace the x's on the next line with an OUTPUT FILENAME of your # choosing. OUTPUT_FILENAME xxxxxx # Choose an output format: `standard' (default), `compact', `compact_2' OUTPUT_OPTION standard # Choose a compression method: `compress', `gzip', `none' (default) COMPRESS_OPTION none ######################################################################## # # Set Global Environment Parameters # # These values are used for all applicable searches unless reset in this # section. # # Choose from the following four coordinate systems: # # `equatorial', `galactic', `ecliptic', `super_galactic' INPUT_COORDINATE_SYSTEM equatorial OUTPUT_COORDINATE_SYSTEM equatorial # Select any EQUINOX between the years 1500 and 2500, with `J' or `B' # prefix. INPUT_EQUINOX J2000.0 OUTPUT_EQUINOX J2000.0 # Extended name search (yes/no): EXTENDED_NAME_SEARCH yes # Specify field used in output sorting, choosing one of the three: # `Distance_to_search_center', `RA_or_Longitude', `DEC_or_Latitude' OUTPUT_SORTED_BY Distance_to_search_center # Supply the velocity(km/s) value above which dimensionless z is # displayed REDSHIFT_VELOCITY 10000.0 ######################################################################## # # Change Default Values If Necessary # # These values are used for all applicable searches unless specifically # reset in the following sections. # # Specify the default Search Radius in arcmin (less than 300 arcmin). SEARCH_RADIUS 2 # Specify the default range in years (between 1800 and the present) # for the Literature Search. BEGIN_YEAR 1800 END_YEAR 2005 # IAU_STYLE name interpretation: `S' for strict, `L' for liberal. IAU_STYLE S ######################################################################## # # Set Search Requests # # This form allows you to do ten different types of searches. You may # use any or all of the following types of searches within a single # e-mail message: # # Search by Object Name FIND_OBJECTS_BY_NAME # Search Near Object Name FIND_OBJECTS_NEAR_NAME # Search Near Position FIND_OBJECTS_NEAR_POSITION # Search by IAU Designation FIND_OBJECTS_BY_IAU_NAME # Search for Objects by Reference Code FIND_OBJECTS_BY_REFCODE # Search for Full Reference by Refcode FIND_REFCODE_DETAIL # Search for References by Object Name FIND_REFERENCES # Search for Photometry by Object Name FIND_PHOTOMETRIC_DATA # Search for Position by Object Name FIND_POSITION_DATA # Search for Redshift by Object Name FIND_REDSHIFT_DATA # # Enter your search requests in each section between the Header Line # (e.g. FIND_OBJECTS_BY_NAME) and the END_OF_DATA line. # #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Search by Object Name # # Use a new line for each new object name (e.g., M33) FIND_OBJECTS_BY_NAME END_OF_DATA #----------------------------------------------------------------------- #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # Redshift and Object Type Constraints for # Search Near Object Name, Near Position, and By IAU Designation # # For object searches NEAR_NAME, NEAR_POSITION, and BY_IAU, you may put # constraints on redshift and/or object types. Don't set constraints # here; the appropriate constraint lines are included below in each of # the search sections. # # Redshift constraints: # # REDSHIFT Unconstrained # REDSHIFT Available # REDSHIFT Unavailable # REDSHIFT Larger_than x # REDSHIFT Less_than x # REDSHIFT Between x, y # REDSHIFT Not_between x, y # Then select a UNIT for the lower and upper limits x and y: # UNIT z # UNIT km/s # # Object type constraints: # # INCLUDE: INCLUDE objects with ANY object types marked by `X' # or # INCLUDE ALL: INCLUDE objects with ALL object types marked by `X' # and # EXCLUDE: EXCLUDE objects with ANY object types marked by `X' # # Replace `_' by `X' or `x' to mark the object types to be included # or excluded. If none is marked, there is no constraint on object # type. #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Search Near Object Name # # Enter a name and a search radius; one complete request per line. # Please only use a semicolon `;' or a comma`,' as the separator # (e.g. `UGC 10237; 20'). FIND_OBJECTS_NEAR_NAME REDSHIFT Unconstrained UNIT z INCLUDE # INCLUDE ALL Galaxies _ Clusters _ Supernovae _ QSO _ AbsLineSys _ GravLens _ Radio _ Infrared _ EmissnLine _ UVExcess _ Xray _ GammaRay _ END_INCLUDE EXCLUDE Galaxies _ Clusters _ Supernovae _ QSO _ AbsLineSys _ GravLens _ Radio _ Infrared _ EmissnLine _ UVExcess _ Xray _ GammaRay _ END_EXCLUDE END_OF_DATA #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Search Near Position # # Enter a position and a search radius; one complete request per line. # Please only use a semicolon `;' or a comma `,' as the separator # (e.g. `10 25 21; -23 12 20; 24'). FIND_OBJECTS_NEAR_POSITION REDSHIFT Unconstrained UNIT z INCLUDE # INCLUDE ALL Galaxies _ GClusters _ Supernovae _ QSO _ AbsLineSys _ GravLens _ Radio _ Infrared _ EmissnLine _ UVExcess _ Xray _ GammaRay _ GPairs _ GTriples _ GGroups _ END_INCLUDE EXCLUDE Galaxies _ GClusters _ Supernovae _ QSO _ AbsLineSys _ GravLens _ Radio _ Infrared _ EmissnLine _ UVExcess _ Xray _ GammaRay _ GPairs _ GTriples _ GGroups _ END_EXCLUDE END_OF_DATA #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Search by IAU Designation # # Enter an IAU name and style (strict or liberal); one complete request # per line. Please only use a semicolon `;' or a comma `,' as the # separator (e.g. `15588+1553; S'). FIND_OBJECTS_BY_IAU_NAME REDSHIFT Unconstrained UNIT z INCLUDE # INCLUDE ALL Galaxies _ GClusters _ Supernovae _ QSO _ AbsLineSys _ GravLens _ Radio _ Infrared _ EmissnLine _ UVExcess _ Xray _ GammaRay _ GPairs _ GTriples _ GGroups _ END_INCLUDE EXCLUDE Galaxies _ GClusters _ Supernovae _ QSO _ AbsLineSys _ GravLens _ Radio _ Infrared _ EmissnLine _ UVExcess _ Xray _ GammaRay _ GPairs _ GTriples _ GGroups _ END_EXCLUDE END_OF_DATA #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Search for Objects by Reference Code # # Enter a NED 19-digit reference code to search for objects discussed # in that paper; one complete request per line # (e.g. `1994A&A...281..681S'). FIND_OBJECTS_BY_REFCODE END_OF_DATA #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Search for Full Reference by Reference Code # # Enter a NED 19-digit reference code to get the detailed information # about the refcode; one complete request per line # (e.g. `1994A&A...281..681S'). FIND_REFCODE_DETAIL END_OF_DATA #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Search for References by Object Name # # Enter an object name followed by a range of years for a reference # search; one complete request per line. Please only use a # semicolon `;' or a comma `,' as the separator # (e.g. `ugc 10175; 1951; 1989'). FIND_REFERENCES END_OF_DATA #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Search for Photometry by Object Name # # Enter an object name for a photometric data search (e.g. `n35'); # one complete request per line. FIND_PHOTOMETRIC_DATA END_OF_DATA #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Search for Position Data by Object Name # # Enter an object name for a position data search (e.g. `n35'); # one complete request per line. FIND_POSITION_DATA END_OF_DATA #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Search for Redshift Data by Object Name # # Enter an object name for a redshift data search (e.g. `n35'); # one complete request per line. FIND_REDSHIFT_DATA END_OF_DATA #----------------------------------------------------------------------- ######################################################################## END_OF_REQUESTS