ASCII File Input Format for SNooPy
SNooPy can load an ASCII text file with the supernova information and photometry. This the the format:
- First line should have the SN name as a string, the heliocentric redshift, RA as decimal degrees, and DEC as decimal degrees. All values are separated by spaces.
- Next should follow photometry "blocks", one for each filter.
- Each block starts with a line: "filter {name}", where {name} should be a filter name SNooPy recognizes.
- Next, each line is a data point, consisting of date, magnitude, and error. The date can be in any numerical form (JD, MJD, etc).
Here is an example to better illustrate the format:
SN1981D 0.005871 50.65992 -37.23272 filter Bs 674.8593 12.94 0.11 676.8538 12.74 0.09 677.8559 12.65 0.09 683.8845 12.72 0.08 691.8282 13.64 0.13 692.8291 13.70 0.13 698.8164 14.37 0.20 699.8150 14.79 0.23 702.8268 14.74 0.23 filter Vs 674.8593 12.74 0.05 676.8538 12.61 0.05 677.8559 12.57 0.04 683.8845 12.45 0.04 691.8282 12.91 0.06 692.8291 12.88 0.05 698.8164 13.43 0.09 699.8150 13.46 0.09 702.8268 13.48 0.09 filter J 683.5 13.40 0.03 685.5 13.74 0.02 686.5 14.05 0.02 687.5 14.27 0.03 688.5 14.44 0.03 693.5 14.58 0.04 695.5 14.48 0.06 filter H 683.5 13.44 0.03 685.5 13.48 0.02 686.5 13.59 0.02 687.5 13.58 0.03 688.5 13.61 0.03 693.5 13.31 0.04 695.5 13.25 0.06 filter K 683.5 13.34 0.04 685.5 13.39 0.03 686.5 13.50 0.03 687.5 13.50 0.03 688.5 13.51 0.04 693.5 13.21 0.07 695.5 13.20 0.06
