GNiklasch
commented
1 year ago As a placeholder, collecting some pointers:
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[ ] L1, GPS 1186223398.90088 (subject 11665762): prototypical ordinary Blip
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[ ] L1, GPS 1258963522.271 (subject 39415564): "lighthouse"
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[ ] L1, GPS 1258963523.710 (subject 39415560): slim ordinary Blip
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[ ] L1, GPS 1264229521.04834 (subject 40094911): holotype of Blip subclass trumpetfish
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[ ] L1, GPS 1251422450.16406 (subject 36346288): double bliplet
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[ ] L1, GPS 1258963495.207 (subject 39415596): Tomte
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[ ] V1, GPS 1266332855.550 and 1266332943.056, 1266371108.4 and 1266371189.57 (subjects 50287198, 50286673, 50285772, 50285491): paired Cones
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[ ] H1, GPS 1266913645.35266 (subject 40619412): narrow Whistle
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[ ] L1, GPS 1262705460.70508 (subject 39551676): "steam" Whistle (or 32 seconds around 1262705445 for more context)
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[ ] L1, GPS 1251414258.470, 1251430131.960 (subjects 36346172, 36346443, logbook 48507): Tea light
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[ ] H1, GPS 1260500544.224 (subject 39433193): extremely loud with Koi traits
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[ ] H1, GPS 1253094583.56592 (subject 37106680 & dups): extremely loud with Koi traits, followed by 1253094584.675 by another glitch with much steeper spectrum
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[ ] H1, GPS 1263833557.165 and 1263833557.380 (subject 40129390): fireball group
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[ ] V1, GPS 1262785257.03 (subject 50296695, logbook 48139): extremely loud Koi group followed by 48 Hz reverberations (1267304317.6 subject 51109845 is another)
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[ ] L1, GPS 1243690631 (near subject 33873278): Crown
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[ ] L1, GPS 1263361218.78125 (subject 39995299): Coronet
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[ ] H1, GPS 1262921033 onwards (near subject 40113505): Scattered Light shortly before Reaction Chain tracking was implemented
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[ ] L1, GPS 1242267550, 32 s (subjects 33582676 & 33587955, logbook 46054): run-up to a lockloss caused by an earthquake (start of a data gap at 1242267566)
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[ ] H1, GPS 1242267560, 32 s (logbook 49343): same earthquake rolling through
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[ ] V1, GPS 1242817607 (32 s) and 1242817624.5 and 1242817626.5 (1 second each) (logbook 45964): run-up to a lockloss, with brief data gaps preceding the longer one
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[ ] H1, GPS 1268121618: rung-up ETMY violin mode 2, 505.0794 Hz
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[ ] L1, GPS 1256780288: rung-up ITMY mode 13, 1016.44 Hz
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[ ] V1, GPS 1566295614 (subject 50378878, logbook 46718): Willow holotype
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[ ] V1, GPS 1263897856 (subject 50297910, prototypical pirate ship type three, logbook 48242): illustrating a data gap / glitch veto
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[ ] V1, GPS 1240903681(.625) (near subject 49953958): visible 19.1 Hz braid (and rung-up WE payload roll mode)
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[ ] V1, GPS 1247390668(.875) (near subject 50386293): WE payload roll mode badly rung up by the malfunctioning damper (1247647001.7 is also instructive)
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[ ] V1, GPS 1248826818: damper not engaged, roll mode rung up
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[ ] V1, GPS 1249088418: improved roll mode damper engaged
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[ ] V1, GPS 1238560989, 64 s: Knotted Rope
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[ ] V1, GPS 1257771201 (near subject 50341941, logbook 47644): bad 401.3 Hz subtraction
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[ ] V1, GPS 1258614500 (near subject 51054338, logbook 47781): bad 582.5 Hz subtraction
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[ ] H1, GPS 1262966118 compared to 1263077200 (logbook 54476, 54502): new 10 Hz GDS high pass filter
Epic: Collect a set of interferometer/timestamp combinations that will be useful and instructive to new users of the web application.
[x] Per default when the app is visited, LIGO Livingston's view of GW170817 will be displayed, with a very loud glitch superimposed one second earlier. This scene is well-known as the Gravity Spy logo on Zooniverse.
[ ] At least a dozen more are needed, from all three observatories (LHO, LLO, Virgo) and from several observing runs, and with interesting features showing up in different plots.