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NOAO Newsletter - Central Computer Services - March 1997 - Number 49


NOAO FTP Archives

The various FTP archives for the National Optical Astronomy Observatories can be found in the following FTP directories. Please log in as "anonymous" and use your e-mail address as the password. Alternate addresses for the following archives are given in parentheses.

ftp ctios1.ctio.noao.edu (139.229.2.1), cd ctio
   CTIO archivesArgus and 1.5-m BME information, 4-m PF plate catalog, TEX
   template for e-mail proposals, filter library, instrument manuals, standard
   star fluxes.

ftp ftp.sunspot.noao.edu (146.5.2.181), cd pub
   Directory containing SP software and data products coronal maps, active
   region lists, sunspot numbers, SP Workshop paper templates, information on
   international meetings, SP observing schedules, NSO observing proposal
   templates, Radiative Inputs of the Sun to the Earth (RISE) Newsletters and
   SP newsletters (The Sunspotter).

ftp ftp.noao.edu (140.252.1.24), cd to one of the following directories:

   catalogs - Directory of astronomical catalogues: the Jacoby et al. catalog, 
   "A Library of Stellar Spectra"; the "Catalogue of Principal Galaxies"; the
   "Hipparcos Input Catalogue"; the "Lick Northern Proper Motion Program:
   NPM1"; and the "Coud\'{e}é Feed Spectral Library."

   fts (argo.tuc.noao.edu, cd pub/atlas) - Directory containing solar FTS
   high-resolution spectral atlases.

   gemini (ftp.gemini.edu, cd pub) - The FTP archives for the Gemini 8-m
   Telescopes Project.

   gong (helios.tuc.noao.edu, cd pub/gong) - Directory containing GONG
   helioseismology software and data productsvelocity, modulation and intensity
   maps, power spectra.

   iraf (iraf.noao.edu) - IRAF network archive containing the IRAF distributions,
   documentation, layered software, and other IRAF related files. It is best to
   login to iraf.noao.edu directly to download large amounts of data, such as
   an IRAF distribution.

   kpno (orion.tuc.noao.edu) - KPNO directory containing filter lists and
   transmission data, CCD and IR detector characteristics, hydra (WIYN)
   information, LaTeX observing form templates, instrument manuals, KPNO
   observing and monthly support schedules, 4­m PF platelogs, reference
   documents, and sqiid data reduction scripts.

   kpvt (argo.tuc.noao.edu) - Directory containing various KP VTT solar data
   products - magnetic field, He I 1083 nm equivalent width, Ca II K­line
   intensity.

   noao (gemini.tuc.noao.edu) - NOAO e-mail and phone lists, Royal Greenwich
   Observatory electronic mail address databases, list of areacodes and
   zipcodes for the US, various LaTeX tidbits, report from Gemini WG on the
   high resolution optical spectrograph, etc.

   nso (orion.tuc.noao.edu) - Directory containing NSO observing forms.

   sn1987a - An Optical Spectrophotometric Atlas of Supernova 1987A in the LMC.

   tex - LaTeX utilities for the AAS and ASP.

   utils - Various utilities, but only contains some PostScript tools at this
   time.

   weather (gemini.tuc.noao.edu) - weather satellite pictures.

   wiyn (orion.tuc.noao.edu) - WIYN directory tree containing information relating
   to the WIYN Telescope including information relating to the NOAO science
   operations on WIYN.

The following numbers are available for the machines mentioned above:

         argo.tuc.noao.edu    = 140.252.1.21
         ctios1.ctio.noao.edu = 139.229.2.1
         ftp.gemini.edu       = 140.252.15.71
         ftp.noao.edu         = 140.252.1.24
         ftp.sunspot.noao.edu = 146.5.2.181
         gemini.tuc.noao.edu  = 140.252.1.11
         helios.tuc.noao.edu  = 140.252.8.105
         iraf.noao.edu        = 140.252.1.1
         orion.tuc.noao.edu   = 140.252.1.22

Questions or problems may be directed to the following: Steve Heathcote (sheathcote@noao.edu) for the CTIO archives, Frank Hill (fhill@noao.edu) for all solar archives, Steve Grandi or Jeannette Barnes (grandi@noao.edu or jbarnes@noao.edu) for all others (and they will direct your questions as needed).

For further information about the NOAO observatories and projects see the World Wide Web URL: http://www.noao.edu/.

Jeannette Barnes


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