The table gives the median quantities at the magnitudes indicated in the header. ( 2018).įraction of sources with fall-back solution Table 3.6: Summary statistics for the 385 million sources in Gaia DR2 with a fall-back solution (position only). For G ≤ 12 the median values were computed using all the sources in that range Īt other magnitudes about 2 million sources were used around the indicated G. The table gives the median quantities at the magnitudes indicated in the Standard uncertainty in μ α * ( σ μ α * ) Standard uncertainty in δ ( σ δ ) at J2015.5 Standard uncertainty in α ( σ α * ) at J2015.5 ( 2018).įraction of sources with 5-param.
#GAIA 5 ASTROMETRY FULL#
Table 3.5: Summary statistics for the 1332 million sources in Gaia DR2 with a full astrometric solution (five astrometric parameters). Using a maximum separation of 0.4 arcsec. Duplicates were identified by positional coincidence, The observations of the same physical source had been split between two or moreĭifferent source identifiers. About 18 million sources were subsequently removed as duplicates, i.e. where With a five-parameter solution and 400 million with a fall-back solution, i.e. without parallaxĪnd proper motion. Obtained a 2-parameter fall-back solution at this stage.
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Sources failing to meet the acceptance criteria for a five-parameter solution Of the pseudo-colours for all sources using the final chromaticity calibration. The secondary solution was generated using the finalĪttitude, calibration, and global parameters from the primary solution, including a re-computation To this were added some 490 000 probable quasars for the Weight (bright, with small excess noise and a good number of observations) were (iv) within the constraints set by the previous criteria, sources with high astrometric The whole sky, and a good distribution in magnitude and colour (iii) for each window class there should be a roughly homogeneous coverage of (ii) there should be a roughly equal number of sources with observations in each of (i) sources must have G, G BP, and G RP magnitudes from the The primary sources were selected based on the results of preliminary runs. Proper motion components) are provided, along with their standard uncertainties, correlation The spacecraft is designed for astrometry: measuring the positions, distances and motions of stars with unprecedented precision.
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The primary solution consists of about 16 million primary sources for whichĪll five astrometric parameters (position at the reference epoch J2015.5, parallaxes, and