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Euclid : Identification of asteroid streaks in simulated images using StreakDet software

Pöntinen, M. ; Granvik, M. ; Nucita, A. A. ; Conversi, L. ; Altieri, B. ; Auricchio, N. ; Bodendorf, C. ; Bonino, D. ; Brescia, M. ; Capobianco, V. ; Carretero, J. ; Carry, B. ; Castellano, M. ; Cledassou, R. ; Congedo, G. ; Corcione, L. ; Cropper, M. ; Dusini, S. ; Frailis, M. ; Franceschi, E. ; Fumana, M. ; Garilli, B. ; Grupp, F. ; Hormuth, F. ; Israel, H. ; Jahnke, K. ; Kermiche, S. ; Kitching, T. ; Kohley, R. ; Kubik, B. ; Kunz, M. ; Laureijs, R. ; Lilje, P. B. ; Lloro, I. ; Maiorano, E. ; Marggraf, O. ; Massey, R. ; Meneghetti, M. ; Meylan, G. ; Moscardini, L. ; Padilla, C. ; Paltani, S. ; Pasian, F. ; Pires, S. ; Polenta, G. ; Raison, F. ; Roncarelli, M. ; Rossetti, E. ; Saglia, R. ; Schneider, P. ; Secroun, A. ; Serrano, S. ; Sirri, G. ; Taylor, A. N. ; Tereno, I. ; Toledo-Moreo, R. ; Valenziano, L. ; Wang, Y. ; Wetzstein, M. ; Zoubian, J.

Astronomy and astrophysics (Berlin), 2020-12, Vol.644, p.A35 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Euclid : Identification of asteroid streaks in simulated images using StreakDet software
Autor: Pöntinen, M. ; Granvik, M. ; Nucita, A. A. ; Conversi, L. ; Altieri, B. ; Auricchio, N. ; Bodendorf, C. ; Bonino, D. ; Brescia, M. ; Capobianco, V. ; Carretero, J. ; Carry, B. ; Castellano, M. ; Cledassou, R. ; Congedo, G. ; Corcione, L. ; Cropper, M. ; Dusini, S. ; Frailis, M. ; Franceschi, E. ; Fumana, M. ; Garilli, B. ; Grupp, F. ; Hormuth, F. ; Israel, H. ; Jahnke, K. ; Kermiche, S. ; Kitching, T. ; Kohley, R. ; Kubik, B. ; Kunz, M. ; Laureijs, R. ; Lilje, P. B. ; Lloro, I. ; Maiorano, E. ; Marggraf, O. ; Massey, R. ; Meneghetti, M. ; Meylan, G. ; Moscardini, L. ; Padilla, C. ; Paltani, S. ; Pasian, F. ; Pires, S. ; Polenta, G. ; Raison, F. ; Roncarelli, M. ; Rossetti, E. ; Saglia, R. ; Schneider, P. ; Secroun, A. ; Serrano, S. ; Sirri, G. ; Taylor, A. N. ; Tereno, I. ; Toledo-Moreo, R. ; Valenziano, L. ; Wang, Y. ; Wetzstein, M. ; Zoubian, J.
Assuntos: Algorithms ; Asteroid missions ; Asteroids ; asteroids: general ; Astrophysics ; Completeness ; Dithers ; Infrared cameras ; Infrared photometry ; Infrared spectra ; Infrared spectrometers ; Instrumentation and Detectors ; methods: data analysis ; methods: numerical ; minor planets ; Moving object recognition ; Near infrared radiation ; Onboard space systems ; Physics ; Pixels ; Post-processing ; Purity ; Rymdtekniska system ; Software ; Space telescopes ; space vehicles ; surveys ; techniques: image processing
É parte de: Astronomy and astrophysics (Berlin), 2020-12, Vol.644, p.A35
Notas: NFR/287772
Descrição: Context. The ESA Euclid space telescope could observe up to 150 000 asteroids as a side product of its primary cosmological mission. Asteroids appear as trailed sources, that is streaks, in the images. Owing to the survey area of 15 000 square degrees and the number of sources, automated methods have to be used to find them. Euclid is equipped with a visible camera, VIS (VISual imager), and a near-infrared camera, NISP (Near-Infrared Spectrometer and Photometer), with three filters. Aims. We aim to develop a pipeline to detect fast-moving objects in Euclid images, with both high completeness and high purity. Methods. We tested the StreakDet software to find asteroids from simulated Euclid images. We optimized the parameters of StreakDet to maximize completeness, and developed a post-processing algorithm to improve the purity of the sample of detected sources by removing false-positive detections. Results. StreakDet finds 96.9% of the synthetic asteroid streaks with apparent magnitudes brighter than 23rd magnitude and streak lengths longer than 15 pixels (10 arcsec h −1 ), but this comes at the cost of finding a high number of false positives. The number of false positives can be radically reduced with multi-streak analysis, which utilizes all four dithers obtained by Euclid . Conclusions. StreakDet is a good tool for identifying asteroids in Euclid images, but there is still room for improvement, in particular, for finding short (less than 13 pixels, corresponding to 8 arcsec h −1 ) and/or faint streaks (fainter than the apparent magnitude of 23).
Editor: Heidelberg: EDP Sciences
Idioma: Inglês;Norueguês

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