APOGEE DR10 Everybody. Data taken from April 2011 through July 2012 – First year survey data all observed spectra, even if all visits not complete: summed.

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APOGEE DR10 Everybody

Data taken from April 2011 through July 2012 – First year survey data all observed spectra, even if all visits not complete: summed spectra of what is available release spectra and ASPCAP results – Commissioning data (through June 2011): degraded LSF (especially red chip). No ASPCAP Quantity – 170 fields (includes a few commissioning-only fields) – 710 plates (+ sky frames + calibration frames/monitors) – 40-50K stars Scope of DR10

Data products SAS: “flat” files Datamodel: (APOGEE_TARGET, APOGEE_DATA, APOGEE_REDUX) Corresponds to (not yet populated for APOGEE, but at Uva under /net/apogee with some web access into subdirectories) Database(s) CAS API (Internal database)

Data products – Full rereduction done late December – 151 (/170) fields completed successfully on first pass Failed fields generally from minor issues, many easily fixed, but some care needed for software tracking – ASPCAP results run not quite as planned Error floor not implemented Some bad pixels not properly masked – Current directory (and some file) naming scheme to undergo some modifications: New: rN/sN/aN/pN Current: v2_00/stars_v2_01/aspcap_v2_00/v6/new Databases – Plan is to stuff in next several weeks Status

Data inspection – Final combined, fluxed spectra – ASPCAP “pseudo-normalized” spectra + best fits Consideration of data flags – Star level: One overall STARFLAG (BAD_PIXELS, COMMISSIONING, BRIGHT_NEIGHBOR, VERY_BRIGHT_NEIGHBOR, LOW_SNR, PERSIST_LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH, PERSIST_JUMP_POS, PERSIST_JUMP_NEG – Pixel level: apStar spectra have pixel level flags; ASPCAP spectra only have errors ASPCAP issues and qualifications – Implementation of usability/quality into flags – Currently have ASPCAP_FLAG: only implemented “near grid edge” flag for each parameter – Datamodel has IPARAM flag for each parameter (Carlos suggestion of [0,1,2] for [fixed, searched unreliable], but could be generalized, e.g. in conjunction with ASPCAP_FLAG to provide additional details – Errors and covariances should be reasonable Documentation TODOs

ASPCAP ISSUES Accuracy of ASPCAP results Clusters temperatures “reasonable” Metallicities: systematics as f(metallicity, temperature) Gravities: systematics as f(metallicity, temperature) [alpha/Fe]: degeneracies in some clusters (w/ [Fe/H], T?) [N/Fe], [C/Fe].... ? See Szabolcs’ plots Field Issues with grid overlap Issues with dwarfs Issues at lower temperature See web plots new/html/all.html new/html/all.html Issue of correlations For full spectral H-band region, many independent parameters are needed in general (we are using 6) Not necessarily the case over the full parameter range however Perhaps not a problem in case of perfect modeling and valid model assumptions (e.g. alpha’s in lockstep), but in real world …?

Te-log g correlation coefficients [Fe/H]-[alpha/Fe] correlation coefficients

DR10 TODOs vs. ASPCAP TODOs – Warm/ cool grid interface and compatibility – Systematic corrections for [Fe/H] and log g (and regions of validity) – Quoted errors and covariances – [alpha/Fe] – [N/Fe] and [C/Fe] – ASPCAP rerun with error floor, zero flux issue – Downweighting of regions around tellurics? – Masking/downweighting of regions of poor fits in ensemble sample – LSF issues: degrade to common resolution? – Masking: only include most reliable features / features of single elements – Masking: fits for single elements to see, e.g., if alpha’s trace each other – Ana mismatch of ASPCAP best fit from extracted library? – Ana comparison of Matt synthesis with ASPCAP – Katia solar spectrum from ASPCAP – Telluric correction, e.g., – Flag from vsini for ASPCAP TODOs

Sgr core Disk metallicity gradient from field Disk metallicity gradient from clusters Bulge MDF MDF throughout survey? APOKASC catalog paper Comparison to stellar interiors model Correlation of seismic properties with abundances Halo stars: seismic properties age/mass vs metallicity Galactic ISM kinematics DIB(s?) 3D extinction map Planet discovery papers APOGEE binary catalog and statistics Low mass stellar companions Eclipsing binary papers RV halo substructre RV disk substructure Done: APOGEE Kepler false positives Disk rotation curve Bar stars Metal-poor bulge Selection function Distances NGC 6791, eg O-Na anticorrelation N abundances in globulars Properties of other interesting structures, e.g. Monoceros Be stars Contact binary