J/ApJS/191/179     IPN supplement to the BeppoSAX GRB catalog    (Hurley+, 2010)
The interplanetary network supplement to the BeppoSAX gamma-ray burst catalogs.
    Hurley K., Guidorzi C., Frontera F., Montanari E., Rossi F., Feroci M.,
    Mazets E., Golenetskii S., Frederiks D.D., Pal'Shin V.D., Aptekar R.L.,
    Cline T., Trombka J., McClanahan T., Starr R., Atteia J.-L., Barraud C.,
    Pelangeon A., Boer M., Vanderspek R., Ricker G., Mitrofanov I.G.,
    Golovin D.V., Kozyrev A.S., Litvak M.L., Sanin A.B., Boynton W.,
    Fellows C., Harshman K., Goldsten J., Gold R., Smith D.M., Wigger C.,
    Hajdas W.
   <Astrophys. J. Suppl. Ser., 191, 179-184 (2010)>
   =2010ApJS..191..179H 2010ApJS..191..179H
ADC_Keywords: Gamma rays ; Positional data ; Surveys
Keywords: astronomical databases: miscellaneous - catalogs -
          gamma-ray burst: general - techniques: miscellaneous
Abstract:
    Between 1996 July and 2002 April, one or more spacecraft of the
    interplanetary network detected 786 cosmic gamma-ray bursts that were
    also detected by the Gamma-Ray Burst Monitor and/or Wide-Field X-Ray
    Camera experiments aboard the BeppoSAX spacecraft. During this period,
    the network consisted of up to six spacecraft, and using
    triangulation, the localizations of 475 bursts were obtained. We
    present the localization data for these events.
Description:
    Between 1996 July and 2002 April, the Wide Field X-Ray Camera (WFC)
    and Gamma-Ray Burst Monitor (GRBM) aboard the X-ray astronomy
    satellite BeppoSAX detected 62 and 1092 cosmic gamma-ray bursts
    (GRBs), respectively. These detections were used to initiate searches
    through the data of the spacecraft comprising the interplanetary
    network (IPN).
File Summary:
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 FileName   Lrecl  Records   Explanations
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ReadMe         80        .   This file
table1.dat     50      786   IPN/BeppoSAX gamma-ray bursts
table5.dat    202      475   IPN localization data
notes.dat      80       45   Comments on specific events
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See also:
 IX/20 : The Fourth BATSE Burst Revised Catalog (Paciesas+ 1999)
 J/ApJS/134/385     : Supplement to the BATSE gamma-ray burst catalogs
                      (Kommers+, 2001)
 J/other/GCN/1070.1 : HETE Trigger Information (Ricker+, 2001)
 J/ApJS/156/217     : IPN supplement to BATSE untriggered GRBs (Hurley+, 2005)
 J/A+A/473/347      : BeppoSAX complete catalogue of GRBs (Vetere+, 2007)
 J/A+A/472/705      : BeppoSAX WFC X-ray source catalogue (SAXWFC) (Verrecchia+,
                      2007)
 J/A+A/498/399      : GRB observed with RHESSI satellite (Ripa+, 2009)
 J/ApJS/180/192     : BeppoSAX/GRBM γ-ray Burst Catalog (Frontera+, 2009)
 http://www.batse.msfc.nasa.gov/batse/grb : The BATSE gamma ray burst research
 http://www.asdc.asi.it/bepposax          : BeppoSAX mission home page
 http://www.ssl.berkeley.edu/ipn3         : The third IPN home page
 http://ipnpr.jpl.nasa.gov/index.cfm      : The Interplanetary Network progress
                                            report home page
Byte-by-byte Description of file: table1.dat
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   Bytes Format Units      Label    Explanations
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   1- 3   A3    ---        ---      [GRB]
   4- 10  A7    ---        GRB      GRB designation (YYMMDDA) (1)
  12- 21  A10 "YYYY/MM/DD" ObsDate  Date of the observation
  23- 30  A8  "h:m:s"      ObsTime  UT time of the observation (2)
  32- 50  A19   ---        Obs      Observed by (3)
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Note (1): This is the BeppoSAX designation in Frontera et al. 2009
     (Cat. J/ApJS/180/192) or Vetere et al. 2007 (Cat. J/A+A/473/347),
     ( in Simbad); designations in other catalogs may differ.
Note (2): Universal time is the Earth-crossing time of the start of the event.
Note (3): Spacecrafts abbreviations as follows:
    BAT = Burst and Transient Source Experiment (BATSE)
    DMS = Defense Meteorological Satellite Program;
    HET = HETE-II;
    Kon = Konus-Wind;
     MO = Mars Odyssey;
    NEA = Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous mission;
    RHE = Ramaty High Energy Solar Spectroscopic Imager;
    SRS = Stretched Rohini Satellite Series;
    Uly = Ulysses;
    XTE = Rossi X-Ray Timing Explorer.
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Byte-by-byte Description of file: table5.dat
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   Bytes Format Units      Label   Explanations
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   1- 10  A10 "YYYY/MM/DD" ObsDate Date of the GRB detection
      12  A1    ---      f_ObsDate [a] IPN annulus does not include BeppoSAX
                                       localization
  14- 21  A8   "h:m:s"     ObsTime UT time of the GRB detection
  23- 27  F5.1  deg        RABdeg  ? BATSE Right Ascension (J2000)
  29- 33  F5.1  deg        DEBdeg  ? BATSE Declination (J2000)
  35- 37  F3.1  deg        RadB    ? BATSE radius
  39- 45  F7.3  deg        RASdeg  ? BeppoSAX Right Ascension (J2000)
  47- 53  F7.3  deg        DESdeg  ? BeppoSAX Declination (J2000)
  55- 60  F6.3  deg        RadS    ? BeppoSAX radius
  62- 68  F7.3  deg        RAHdeg  ? HETE II Right Ascension (J2000)
  70- 76  F7.3  deg        DEHdeg  ? HETE II Declination (J2000)
  78- 82  F5.3  deg        RadH    ? HETE II radius
  84- 90  F7.3  deg        RAdeg   First IPN Right Ascension (J2000)
  92- 98  F7.3  deg        DEdeg   First IPN Declination (J2000)
 100-105  F6.3  deg        Rad     First IPN radius
 107-112  F6.3  deg      e_Rad     Uncertainty in Rad
 114-120  F7.3  deg        RAI2deg ? Second IPN Right Ascension (J2000)
 122-128  F7.3  deg        DEI2deg ? Second IPN Declination (J2000)
 130-135  F6.3  deg        RadI2   ? Second IPN radius
 137-142  F6.3  deg      e_RadI2   ? Uncertainty in I2Rad
 144-148  F5.1  deg        Beta1   ? Ecliptic latitude β1 (2)
 150-154  F5.1  deg        Beta2   ? Ecliptic latitude β2 (2)
 156-160  F5.1  deg        RAPdeg  ? Planet Right Ascension (J2000)
 162-165  F4.1  deg        DEPdeg  ? Planet Declination (J2000)
 167-170  F4.1  deg        RadP    ? Planet radius
 172-178  F7.3  deg        RAOdeg  ? Other Right Ascension (J2000)
 180-186  F7.3  deg        DEOdeg  ? Other Declination (J2000)
 188-193  F6.3  deg        RadO    ? Other radius
 195-202  E8.3  deg2       Area    Area
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Note (2): The two Ecliptic columns give the ecliptic latitudes of the
     bursts, measured northward (positive) from the ecliptic plane towards
     the north ecliptic pole. The numbers given here can be taken to be at
     the 90%-95% confidence level. See section 3 for further details.
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Byte-by-byte Description of file: notes.dat
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   Bytes Format Units   Label     Explanations
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   1-  3  A3    ---     ---       [GRB]
   4- 10  A7    ---     GRB       GRB designation (as in table 1)
  12- 80  A69   ---     Text      Text of note
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History:
    From electronic version of the journal
(End)                 Greg Schwarz [AAS], Emmanuelle Perret [CDS]    01-Dec-2010