TL;DR
gamma-sky.net is an interactive, open-source web portal that visualizes gamma-ray sky data from Fermi-LAT and other surveys, enabling both professional and public exploration of gamma-ray sources and their multi-wavelength counterparts.
Contribution
The paper introduces gamma-sky.net, a novel interactive platform integrating gamma-ray data with multi-wavelength surveys for comprehensive sky exploration.
Findings
Provides interactive pan and zoom navigation.
Overlays major gamma-ray source catalogs.
Includes detailed source information and literature references.
Abstract
Gamma-sky.net is a novel interactive website designed for exploring the gamma-ray sky. The Map View portion of the site is powered by the Aladin Lite sky atlas, providing a scalable survey image tesselated onto a three-dimensional sphere. The map allows for interactive pan and zoom navigation as well as search queries by sky position or object name. The default image overlay shows the gamma-ray sky observed by the Fermi-LAT gamma-ray space telescope. Other survey images (e.g. Planck microwave images in low/high frequency bands, ROSAT X-ray image) are available for comparison with the gamma-ray data. Sources from major gamma-ray source catalogs of interest (Fermi-LAT 2FHL, 3FGL and a TeV source catalog) are overlaid over the sky map as markers. Clicking on a given source shows basic information in a popup, and detailed pages for every source are available via the Catalog View component…
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