Infrared Excess Star Definition. How to Calculate if a Star is an Excess Star. Finding the Best Candidates for ISO IR Excess Star Observing. Some Stastical Results from Star Surveys.
British astronomers are releasing the first data from the largest and most sensitive survey of the heavens in infrared light to scientists across Europe.
The U.S. Naval Observatory Catalog of Positions of Infrared Stellar Sources (CPIRSS) was originally compiled in 1994 to provide astrometry at the sub-arcsecond level for many of the point sources in the 1987 version of the IRAS Point Source Catalog (NASA RP-1190).
The Catalog of Infrared Observations (CIO) Version 5.1 is a database of over 396,000 published infrared observations of
more than 64,000 individual astronomical sources over the wavelength range from 1 to 1000 microns.
Relative fluxes are presented for 46 spectra (30 stars plus the Sun), ranging in spectral type from A0 to M7 - a catalog by Johnson H.J. and Mendez M.E.
