The SpeX Prism Library Analysis Toolkit (SPLAT): A Data Curation Model
Adam J. Burgasser (UC San Diego), the SPLAT Development Team

TL;DR
The SPLAT toolkit provides a comprehensive Python-based platform for analyzing a large spectral database of low-mass dwarfs, enabling various astrophysical analyses and fostering educational collaboration.
Contribution
It introduces a novel, collaborative data curation and analysis model combining a spectral repository with an analysis toolkit for low-mass dwarf spectra.
Findings
Over 2500 spectra included in SPLAT
Enables spectral classification and atmosphere modeling
Supports population synthesis and spectrophotometry
Abstract
I describe our team's development of the SpeX Prism Library Analysis Toolkit (SPLAT), a combined spectral data repository for over 2500 low-resolution spectra of very low mass dwarfs (late M, L and T dwarfs), and Python-based analysis toolkit. SPLAT was constructed through a collaborative, student-centered, research-based model with high school, undergraduate and graduate students and regional K-12 science teachers. The toolkit enables spectral index analysis, classification, spectrophotometry, atmosphere model comparison, population synthesis, and other analyses. I summarize the current components of this code, sample applications, and future development plans.
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TopicsResearch Data Management Practices
