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Bug in units for NASA Exoplanet Archive results #2949
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I'll look into this. |
Any updates? Thanks! |
Thanks for the ping. I'll try to get to this when I'm back from eclipse travel later this week. |
Friendly reminder @rickynilsson. |
@bmorris3 - There seems to be an inconsistency in the units for Transit Duration in the Exoplanet Archive, which are in units of hours in the overviews and PS ICE table, but in units of days in the underlying db table (and hence in TAP queries used by astroquery's Exoplanet Archive module). As you say, it should be hours everywhere. I've brought it up with the team and we'll fix the unit in the underlying db as soon as possible. Thanks for bringing this to our attention. |
Using astroquery 0.4.7.dev9069, I ran into an incorrect unit in the NASA Exoplanet Archive module today:
The
pl_trandur
column is the transit duration, noted as "T_14" on the rendered webpage, with units of hours (fifth row from the bottom):I dug into the source and I'm not sure why it doesn't work with the existing logic. I also checked that the Exoplanet Archive table claims units of hours, and it does. Should we put a one-off fix for this column in
_fix_units
, here?astroquery/astroquery/ipac/nexsci/nasa_exoplanet_archive/core.py
Lines 534 to 535 in ab7fdaa
Related to: #2130, #2218
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