Astronomical Source Catalogues
A miscellany (or dog's breakfast) of astronomical catalogues,
most without any accompanying documentation. Caveat emptor!
ATNF library holdings of CD-ROM/diskette surveys and catalogues
- CARLSBERG Meridian Catalogue La Palma, 1 CD
-
Digitised Sky Survey :
- Digitised STScI sky surveys: Pt 1 (South) 61 CDs, Pt 2 (North) 41 CDs
- Einstein Observatory database of HRI X-ray images, 2 CDs
- Einstein Observatory catalog of IPC X-ray sources, 3 CDs
- Green Bank sky maps and radio source catalog (NRAO), 1 CD
- Guide Star Catalog, Version 1.1 (STScI), 2 CD
- Guide Star survey sampler (STScI), 1 CD
- Hipparcos Input Catalogue and HICIS, Ver 1, 1 CD + 2 disks
- Images from the radio universe (NRAO), 1 CD
- IRAS Sky survey Atlas: images for ecliptic latitude > 50d (JPL), 4 CDs
- IRAS Sky Survey Atlas, V., II., Co-added images for entire sky;
- individual HCON images for |b| < 50d, 2 CDs
- Molonglo Reference Catalogue of Radio Sources, 1 disk
- PGC-ROM 1992: catalogue of principal galaxies: Lyon-Meudon
- Extragalactic Database, 1 CD, 2 disks
- PKSCAT90: the Southen Radio Databse, V 1.01, 2 disks
- ROSAT: V. 1 the images (LHEA/HEASARC), 1 CD
- Selected astronomical catalogues V 1-4 (NSSDC), 2 disks
- 2nd Epoch Digitised Sky Survey, ?? CDs
Other links of possible interest
- The SIMBAD Astronomical
Database, run by the
Centre de Données
astronomiques de Strasbourg.
- SkyView
Skyview enables you to see any field in the sky at optical, radio, or other wavelengths. Try using it instead of the Sky-survey CDROMs or COSMOS.
- NED
NASA Extrgalactic Database. Easier to use than Simbad, and lots of data + references for your favourite object, but restricted to extragalactic objects.
Login to ned.ipac.caltech.edu as user "ned". No password is needed.
- VLA Sky Survey