Kolonica fits images browser interfaceKolonica web formivo://astro.upjs/upjs_img/i/browseUPJŠ DC TeamUPJŠ2026-03-09T08:47:52ZUPJŠ ArchiveJesenná 5, 040 01 Košice, Slovakiaolga.vozyakova@student.upjs.skobservational-astronomy
The images in this collection were acquired to monitor selected sky fields around
eclipsing binary stars at the Kolonica Observatory, Slovakia.
The Kolonica Observatory is located on the Kolonica Saddle and is operated by the Vihorlat
Observatory in Humenné. It lies in the northeastern part of Slovakia, within the Poloniny Dark-Sky Park,
a location with the darkest night skies in Slovakia and among the darkest in Europe.
Two small telescopes were used to obtain the images in this collection.
The first telescope, named ZIGA (PlaneWave CDK20 — Corrected Dall–Kirkham), has a 508 mm aperture
and is equipped with a Moravian Instruments G4-16000 CCD camera and UBVRI Bessell photometric filters.
The second telescope, named Alica (Explore Scientific MN-152 — Maksutov–Newton), has a 152 mm aperture
and is equipped with a Moravian Instruments G2-8300 CCD camera and g′ r′ i′ Sloan photometric filters.
Both telescopes are currently in operation, and the archive is expected to be updated with new data.
We publish the photometric time series derived from these images in the upjs_ts collection.Parimucha, S., in prep.https://skvo.science.upjs.sk/upjs_img/i/browse/infoArchiveResearchIsServedByPavol Jozef Šafárik University Archive Obscorehttps://skvo.science.upjs.sk/upjs_img/i/dl/dlgethttps://skvo.science.upjs.sk/upjs_img/i/dl/dlmetaGETapplication/x-votable+xml;content=datalinkIDThe publisher DID of the dataset of interestmeta.id;meta.maincharresponseformatFile format requested for output.meta.code.mimecharmaxrecMaximum number of records returned. Pass 0 to retrieve service parameters.integerverbExhaustiveness of column selection. VERB=1 only returns the most important columns, VERB=2 selects the columns deemed useful to the average user, VERB=3 returns a table with all available columns.integerKolonicaZiga and Alica telescopes5/735 760 878 930 2031 2912 2970-2971 2974 2981 2992-2993 2996 3023
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ivoa.obscoreThis data collection is queryable in Pavol Jozef Šafárik University
Archive's obscore table.
upjs_imgImages From Kolonica Observatory
The images in this collection were acquired to monitor selected sky fields around
eclipsing binary stars at the Kolonica Observatory, Slovakia.
The Kolonica Observatory is located on the Kolonica Saddle and is operated by the Vihorlat
Observatory in Humenné. It lies in the northeastern part of Slovakia, within the Poloniny Dark-Sky Park,
a location with the darkest night skies in Slovakia and among the darkest in Europe.
Two small telescopes were used to obtain the images in this collection.
The first telescope, named ZIGA (PlaneWave CDK20 — Corrected Dall–Kirkham), has a 508 mm aperture
and is equipped with a Moravian Instruments G4-16000 CCD camera and UBVRI Bessell photometric filters.
The second telescope, named Alica (Explore Scientific MN-152 — Maksutov–Newton), has a 152 mm aperture
and is equipped with a Moravian Instruments G2-8300 CCD camera and g′ r′ i′ Sloan photometric filters.
Both telescopes are currently in operation, and the archive is expected to be updated with new data.
We publish the photometric time series derived from these images in the upjs_ts collection.
upjs_img.main
The images in this collection were acquired to monitor selected sky fields around
eclipsing binary stars at the Kolonica Observatory, Slovakia.
The Kolonica Observatory is located on the Kolonica Saddle and is operated by the Vihorlat
Observatory in Humenné. It lies in the northeastern part of Slovakia, within the Poloniny Dark-Sky Park,
a location with the darkest night skies in Slovakia and among the darkest in Europe.
Two small telescopes were used to obtain the images in this collection.
The first telescope, named ZIGA (PlaneWave CDK20 — Corrected Dall–Kirkham), has a 508 mm aperture
and is equipped with a Moravian Instruments G4-16000 CCD camera and UBVRI Bessell photometric filters.
The second telescope, named Alica (Explore Scientific MN-152 — Maksutov–Newton), has a 152 mm aperture
and is equipped with a Moravian Instruments G2-8300 CCD camera and g′ r′ i′ Sloan photometric filters.
Both telescopes are currently in operation, and the archive is expected to be updated with new data.
We publish the photometric time series derived from these images in the upjs_ts collection.8158dataproduct_typeHigh level scientific classification of the data product, taken from an enumerationmeta.code.classobscore:obsdataset.dataproducttypecharnullabledataproduct_subtypeData product specific typemeta.code.classobscore:obsdataset.dataproductsubtypecharnullablecalib_levelAmount of data processing that has been applied to the datameta.code;obs.calibobscore:obsdataset.caliblevelshortobs_collectionName of a data collection (e.g., project name) this data belongs tometa.idobscore:dataid.collectioncharnullableobs_idUnique identifier for an observationmeta.idobscore:DataID.observationIDcharnullableobs_titleFree-from title of the data setmeta.title;obsobscore:dataid.titlecharnullableobs_publisher_didDataset identifier assigned by the publisher.meta.ref.ivoidobscore:curation.publisherdidcharindexednullableobs_creator_didDataset identifier assigned by the creator.meta.idobscore:dataid.creatordidcharnullableaccess_urlThe URL at which to obtain the data set.meta.ref.urlobscore:access.referencecharnullableaccess_formatMIME type of the resource at access_urlmeta.code.mimeobscore:access.formatcharnullableaccess_estsizeEstimated size of data productkbytephys.size;meta.fileobscore:access.sizelongnullabletarget_nameObject a targeted observation targetedmeta.id;srcobscore:Target.Namecharnullabletarget_classClass of the target object (star, QSO, ...)src.classobscore:target.classcharnullables_raRA of (center of) observation, ICRSdegpos.eq.raobscore:char.spatialaxis.coverage.location.coord.position2d.value2.c1doubleindexednullables_decDec of (center of) observation, ICRSdegpos.eq.decobscore:char.spatialaxis.coverage.location.coord.position2d.value2.c2doubleindexednullables_fovApproximate spatial extent for the region covered by the observationdegphys.angSize;instr.fovobscore:char.spatialaxis.coverage.bounds.extent.diameterfloatnullables_regionRegion covered by the observation, as a polygonpos.outline;obs.fieldobscore:char.spatialaxis.coverage.support.areacharnullables_resolutionBest spatial resolution within the data setarcsecpos.angResolutionobscore:Char.SpatialAxis.Resolution.refval.valuefloatnullablet_minLower bound of times represented in the data setdtime.start;obs.exposureobscore:char.timeaxis.coverage.bounds.limits.starttimedoublenullablet_maxUpper bound of times represented in the data setdtime.end;obs.exposureobscore:char.timeaxis.coverage.bounds.limits.stoptimedoublenullablet_exptimeTotal exposure timestime.duration;obs.exposureobscore:char.timeaxis.coverage.support.extentfloatnullablet_resolutionMinimal significant time interval along the time axisstime.resolutionobscore:char.timeaxis.resolution.refval.valuefloatnullableem_minMinimal wavelength represented within the data setmem.wl;stat.minobscore:char.spectralaxis.coverage.bounds.limits.lolimitfloatnullableem_maxMaximal wavelength represented within the data setmem.wl;stat.maxobscore:char.spectralaxis.coverage.bounds.limits.hilimitfloatnullableem_res_powerSpectral resolving power lambda/delta lambdaspect.resolutionobscore:char.spectralaxis.resolution.resolpower.refvalfloatnullableo_ucdUCD for the product's observablemeta.ucdobscore:char.observableaxis.ucdcharnullablepol_statesList of polarization states in the data setmeta.code;phys.polarizationobscore:Char.PolarizationAxis.stateListcharnullablefacility_nameName of the facility at which data was takenmeta.id;instr.telobscore:Provenance.ObsConfig.facility.namecharnullableinstrument_nameName of the instrument that produced the datameta.id;instrobscore:Provenance.ObsConfig.instrument.namecharnullables_xel1Number of elements (typically pixels) along the first spatial axis.meta.numberobscore:Char.SpatialAxis.numBins1intnullables_xel2Number of elements (typically pixels) along the second spatial axis.meta.numberobscore:Char.SpatialAxis.numBins2intnullablet_xelNumber of elements (typically pixels) along the time axis.meta.numberobscore:Char.TimeAxis.numBinsintnullableem_xelNumber of elements (typically pixels) along the spectral axis.meta.numberobscore:Char.SpectralAxis.numBinsintnullablepol_xelNumber of elements (typically pixels) along the polarization axis.meta.numberobscore:Char.PolarizationAxis.numBinsintnullables_pixel_scaleSampling period in world coordinate units along the spatial axisarcsecphys.angSize;instr.pixelobscore:Char.SpatialAxis.Sampling.RefVal.SamplingPeriodfloatnullableem_ucdNature of the product's spectral axis (typically, em.freq, em.wl, or em.energy)meta.ucdobscore:Char.SpectralAxis.ucdcharnullablesource_tableName of a TAP-queriable table this data originates from. 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