Source Environment Analysis 101

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Source Environment Analysis 101

Imagine 1 bright star with faint neighbouring stars

Star Mapper detects the bright star

saves the read-out from the CCD in a window around the star

Detection data used to read out from the Astrometric Field CCDs

Higher resolution, but smaller window around the star

However …

We have to get the data back to Earth

there are many stars

and limited bandwidth

the data must be compressed

For all but the very brightest stars the windows are binned

216 pixels becomes 18

The Star Mapper windows

must also be binned

Later Gaia will see the star again

at this later time the CCD will be at a different angle

with respect to the star

on average Gaia will see

each star 85 times

We can combine windows from the same star

to try, to work out

where the light is coming from

In order to discover the bright star’s faint neighbours

In order to discover the bright star’s faint neighbours