ISO Spectra from the Short Wavelength Spectrometer (SWS) Data Access
ISO SWS Overview ISO SWS Data Access
You can get a close-up map of a region by selecting a point in red on the above image, or by typing a coordinate below.
Target Selection Single Object
(Name or Coords)
Table Upload
(Multi Object) Instructions 		 
Source Search Radius:
[maximum 6.25 deg]
Coordinate Examples:
  • 290.971773 11.774474 eq
  • 19h23m53.23s +11d46m28.1s Equ J2000
  • 47.09669 -1.71325 ga
  • M 16
Default: Equatorial J2000
Infrared Space Observatory (ISO) Spectra from the Short Wavelength Spectrometer (SWS). Atlas serves a uniform catalog of SWS spectra derived from valid, full-scan, 2.4-45.4 micron spectra available in the ISO archive. Please read the explanatory material if unfamiliar with this set of data.
Overlays in red on the ISSA all-sky image above represent the locations of spectra from the ISO SWS. Either type in a coordinate and hit 'Submit' or click on any red region to get a close-up of the area; the size of the search is adjustable.
Click here for more information and instructions on using Atlas Instructions
Also available is a Program Interface to Atlas.
Gregory C. Sloan also hosts the SWS data via a different method than this Atlas; for access to this database of fully processed post-pipeline spectra, click here.