NSS models compatible with a VIM solution (gaiadr3.nss_vim_fl)

The table has 870 rows, 27 columns.

Description

This table contains non-single-star models for sources compatible with an Variability Induced Mover (VIM) solution. Several possible models are in principle hosted within the same table and they are indicated by the field nss_solution_type. The description of this latter lists all possible solution types considered for this release. Only a selection of parameters hosted in this table are provided here, depending on the solution. The details of those is given in the description of field bit_index, which can also be used to extract the relevant elements of the correlation vector corr_vec.For DR3, only VIMF solutions are provided here. Details about the formalism used to derive the parameters in this table are given in the on-line documentation, see Chapter cu4nss.

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Columns

Name Type UCD Unit Description
solution_id long meta.version

Solution Identifier

source_id long meta.id
meta.main
meta.ref

Source Identifier

nss_solution_type char meta.code.class

NSS model adopted

ra double pos.eq.ra
meta.main
deg

Right ascension

ra_error float stat.error
pos.eq.ra
mas

Standard error of right ascension

dec double pos.eq.dec
meta.main
deg

Declination

dec_error float stat.error
pos.eq.dec
mas

Standard error of declination

parallax double pos.parallax mas

Parallax

parallax_error float stat.error
pos.parallax
mas

Standard error of parallax

pmra double pos.pm
pos.eq.ra
mas.yr**-1

Proper motion in right ascension direction

pmra_error float stat.error
pos.pm
pos.eq.ra
mas.yr**-1

Standard error of proper motion in right ascension direction

pmdec double pos.pm
pos.eq.dec
mas.yr**-1

Proper motion in declination direction

pmdec_error float stat.error
pos.pm
pos.eq.dec
mas.yr**-1

Standard error of proper motion in declination direction

ref_flux_g float phot.flux
em.opt
"electron".s**-1

Reference flux in the G band

vim_d_ra double pos.eq.ra mas

VIM coordinate in RA

vim_d_ra_error float stat.error
pos.eq.ra
mas

Standard error of VIM coordinate in RA

vim_d_dec double pos.eq.dec mas

VIM coordinate in DEC

vim_d_dec_error float stat.error
pos.eq.dec
mas

Standard error of VIM coordinate in DEC

astrometric_n_obs_al integer meta.number

Total astrometric CCD observations in AL considered

astrometric_n_good_obs_al integer meta.number

Total astrometric CCD observations in AL actually used

bit_index long meta.code.status

Boolean mask for the fields above in the corrVec matrix

corr_vec float[] stat.correlation

Vector form of the upper triangle of the correlation matrix

obj_func float stat.fit.param

Value of the objective function at the solution

goodness_of_fit float stat.fit.goodness

Goodness of fit in the Hipparcos sense

efficiency float stat.fit.param

Efficiency of the solution

significance float stat.fit.param

The significance of the solution (i.e. how worth keeping a model is)

flags long meta.code.qual

Quality flag for the achieved NSS solution