/hires-literature

All the literature on high-resolution spectroscopy of exoplanet atmospheres — theory and observation.

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hires-literature

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Made with Hayley Beltz and Isaac Malsky. Special thanks to Vivien Parmentier for benchmarking (Table 4 of Guillot et al. 2022).

This repo aims to contain all papers related to high-resolution spectroscopy of exoplanet atmospheres — theory and observation. The status of this work can be tracked in the related project.

The notebook is for exploratory plots and explicit workings-through. Also, new entries are currently added via the notebook (though this will soon change!).

The below data fields for observational works are slated to be tracked:

  • Lead author
  • Target name
  • Publication year
  • Detected species
  • Non-detected species
  • Tellurics correction method
  • Analysis method (e.g., retrieval, grid of paramaterized forward models)
  • Paper URL
  • Detection significance
  • Whether the data is newly acquired or archival
  • Associated Doppler shifts of detected species
  • Code used for forward model, if applicable
  • Instrument used for detections
  • Comments (e.g., author caveats)

The below data fields for theoretical works are slated to be tracked:

  • Lead author
  • Title
  • Publication year
  • Number of dimensions considered
  • Paper URL
  • Comments (e.g., author caveats)
  • Subfield tags (e.g., astrobiology)

The below data fields for instrument are slated to be tracked:

  • Resolution
  • Wavelength min
  • Wavelength max
  • First light
  • Normal telescope it's mounted in
  • Location of that telescope
  • Altitude of that telescope
  • Comments (e.g., other available modes)

In addition to the raw data tracking, this repository will generate the following plots:

  • Number of theory papers over time
  • Number of theory papers that are multidimensional
  • Number of species observed over time
  • Variety of species observed per planet