[Aavso-photometry] V0567 Oph

[James Bedient]

Jim,

It's pretty easy to format ASAS data and submit it to the database.
For a starting point, look at Aaron's powerpoint on just that topic in
the archives of the Fall 08 meeting at Nantucket, in the datamining
workshop.

I use an excel spreadsheet to format it up in the AAVSO extended
format and ship it off on webobs.

E-mail me if you'd like any help.

Jim BJS

On 6/30/09, James Roe <jim.roe at asemonline.org> wrote:
> Last night I was supporting a student project looking at V0567 Oph.  We got
> some good data and I submitted it to the data base (it was in VSX but not in
> the validation file, but it is now I guess).  I looked the star up in the
> ASAS3 database and found a ton of measurements which I used to specify a C
> star in V (but no data in B nor Ic).  We took data in B and Ic but I'm not
> sure how to prepare the data without C stars in these bands?  Advice please?
>
> Also, is there a way I can help get the ASAS data into the AAVSO data base
> for this star?  Is this what data mining is all about?
>
> Jim Roe [ROE]
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