Events being followed by PLANET: updated PJD= 7037.4 (Jan 14.9)
Disclaimer
PLANET aims to provide the astronomical community with frequently updated
information about ongoing microlensing events in the form of light curve
plots and data tables. All data provided on this page are
based on preliminary (sub-optimal) reductions and subject to change without notice at any time
as a consequence of altering the choice of template frame and
reference stars, which includes a change in the selection of frames for which
a photometric magnitude could have been determined.
The reported magnitudes are not calibrated.
Our data are meant to be used for illustrative purposes only with the aim to serve
as an aid to all observers. While the provided data are indicative, they
are unsuitable to support any claim without further confirmation.
If you are interested in using our data for analysis, do not hesitate to
contact us. Limited human resources and technical failures might cause delays to the
dissemination, and any kind of erratic behaviour may occur, although every effort is made towards
minimizing this.
The presented data are based on most recent observations at the
PLANET telescope network,
μFUN data, and RoboNet
Data collected by OGLE, MOA have been retrieved from their webpages
(OGLE data,
MOA data,
) and are displayed with kind permission from these collaborations.
Dates refer to HJD-2450000, and the plots show the source magnitude shift,
i.e. the (modelled) background flux has been subtracted from
the observed data.
The different observing sites are indicated by letters and colours as in the
site/color table
Since it would cause a problem for properly displaying our own data, those
collected by the follow-up campaign μFUN are only shown in exceptional
cases, while data from the surveys OGLE and MOA which in general provide
a coverage of the events outside the observing window of PLANET or μFUN are
usually included in the plots.
Anomalous Events
Ordinary Events
Finished Events
Name = event name
(Click on event name to go to search-team's site)
RA = Equinox 2000 right ascension of event
DEC = Equinox 2000 declination of event
Ibase = approximate magnitude at baseline
A(t) = Current Estimate for Magnification
above baseline
A0 = Expected or Observed Magnification
at peak (error in parentheses)
t0 = Expected or Observed date
of peak
tE = Approximate time to cross
Einstein
radius in days
t1/2 = Time for event to drop
to half its peak differential magnitude,
-
equivalent to time required to drop from A0 to (A0)1/2
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