Radial Search

This page provides an easy interface to search FIS or IRC objects within a radius(arcmins) of a point. The point (lon,lat) can be set by J2000, B1950, Ecliptic or Galactic coordinates.

Coordinate conditions:
Coordinate longitude* [deg or `hh:mm:ss.ss']
latitude* [deg or `[±]dd:mm:ss.s']
Object Name Name to identify
(e.g., M101, IC971, etc.)
by SIMBAD :
by NED :
Radius

* `[±]12:34.56', `[±]12 34 56.78' and `[±]12 34.56' styles are also allowed.

Catalogs and Constraint Settings:
Catalogs Constraint
Enable? Min Quality Indicator Max
FIS fQual_65
fQual_90
fQual_140
fQual_160
IRC fQual_09
fQual_18

Note: Qualities are connected by 'AND'.

Database:
 
Columns: all digest
 
Rows: all max
Format: HTML TEXT delimiter: newline:
 

You can select version of FIS and IRC catalogs by Database selector. Default setting is for latest version of catalog set.

A table [FisObjALL, IrcObjALL] or a view [IrcObj, IrcObj] is selected, when you select `all' or 'digest' on the Columns section, respectively. Distance column is appended to selected columns.

This SQL call is equivalent to using this page with a default setting:
SELECT o.*, n.distance
FROM fGetNearbyObjCel('Fis', 'j2000', 266.0, -28.0, 10) n, FisObj o
WHERE n.objID = o.objID AND
      0 <= o.fQual_65 AND o.fQual_65 <= 3 AND
      0 <= o.fQual_90 AND o.fQual_90 <= 3 AND
      0 <= o.fQual_140 AND o.fQual_140 <= 3 AND
      0 <= o.fQual_160 AND o.fQual_160 <= 3
ORDER BY n.distance
LIMIT 10
There are also functions for B1950, Ecliptic and Galactic coordinates. SQL functions page describes them. For the selections with more complex conditions, use SQL Search page.

See the SQL schema page to find out more about structure or function of the SQL.

Last Modified: 28 April 2011