Given input ra, dec coordinates, uses the astroquery package to download
the same frame from a selected catalog.
Both catalogs are then matched using astropy's match_to_catalog_sky.
Currently, only Vizier catalogs can be queried. To obtain the list of
supported catalogs in Vizier, try the following in a Python session (in
this example, I search for GAIA2 data):
from astroquery.vizier import Vizier
catalog_list = Vizier.find_catalogs('gaia 2')
print(Vizier.get_catalogs(catalog_list.keys()))
In this case, the GAIA2 data is in the I/345 catalog.
Requires the conda package manager: https://conda.io/miniconda.html
After conda is installed,create an environment and install the required
packages with:
$ conda create -n cat-match matplotlib numpy scipy astropy
Then activate the environment:
$ conda activate cat-match
After a successful activation, the terminal session should look like:
(cat-match) $
Finally, install the astroquery package:
(cat-match) $ conda install -c astropy astroquery
After downloading and extracting the repository, rename the
params_input_def.dat to params_input.dat.
Put a file in the /input folder and set the proper parameters in the
params_input.dat file.
Run with:
(cat-match) $ python catalog-match.py
The code outputs three .dat files:
cluster_match.dat: file with the cross-matched stars.cluster_no_match.dat: file with the stars that could not be cross-matched.cluster_query.dat: file with the queried catalog data.
and one .png file:
cluster.png: figures showing the crossed-matched stars and more.
which looks like this:
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