AKARI-CAS --- Online Service for AKARI All-Sky Catalogues
C. Yamauchi, S. Fujishima, N. Ikeda, K. Inada, M. Katano, H. Kataza,, S. Makiuti, K. Matsuzaki, S. Takita, Y. Yamamoto, I. Yamamura

TL;DR
The AKARI-CAS online service provides astronomers with advanced search, visualization, and cross-identification tools for AKARI all-sky infrared catalogues, supporting complex queries and multiwavelength imaging.
Contribution
It introduces a cost-effective, flexible online platform with SQL-based querying and dynamic cross-matching, optimized for astronomers' diverse needs.
Findings
Supports direct SQL queries for advanced searches
Enables fast cross-identification without sphere division techniques
Includes multiwavelength quick-look imaging
Abstract
The AKARI All-Sky Catalogues are an important infrared astronomical database for next-generation astronomy that take over the IRAS catalog. We have developed an online service, AKARI Catalogue Archive Server (AKARI-CAS), for astronomers. The service includes useful and attractive search tools and visual tools. One of the new features of AKARI-CAS is cached SIMBAD/NED entries, which can match AKARI catalogs with other catalogs stored in SIMBAD or NED. To allow advanced queries to the databases, direct input of SQL is also supported. In those queries, fast dynamic cross-identification between registered catalogs is a remarkable feature. In addition, multiwavelength quick-look images are displayed in the visualization tools, which will increase the value of the service. In the construction of our service, we considered a wide variety of astronomers' requirements. As a result of our…
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