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Description Catalog Data Default Radius (arcmin) Mission Table Type
GRBs Uniformly Selected from BATSE Archival Data (Version 2.1) gusbadN
300
 CGRO Object

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 Parameter (Unit) Min Value Max Value Value Type
name GUSBAD 000101.055 GUSBAD 991229.506 string
ra 00 00 23 56 position
dec -89.0 +88.0 position
time 1991-04-19 00:59:54 UTC 2000-05-25 19:52:48 UTC date
peak_flux (ct/cm^2/s) 0.18 73.86 float
fluence (ct/cm^2) 0.18 772.15 float
day_grb (TJD) 8365 11689 integer
seconds_grb (s) 37 86135 integer
lii (degree) 0.05 359.94 float
bii (degree) -86.47 89.12 float
error_radius (degree) 0 27 integer
num_int_pos 1 197 integer
ptop 301 804 integer
plast 301 1000 integer
v_upon_vmax 0.000 1.000 float
pfar 301 804 integer
grb_class B G string
c_max (ct/s) 213.6 83632.7 float
c_min (ct/s) 200.2 334.7 float
num_int_trig 1 197 integer
hardness_ratio_1 -0.19 2.82 float
hardness_ratio_2 0.16 1.01 float
hardness_ratio_3 -0.01 0.84 float
hardness_ratio_4 -0.19 0.88 float
spectral_index -9.99 0.00 float
azimuth (degree) 0 360 integer
altitude (degree) -37 89 integer
batse_azimuth (degree) 0 359 integer
batse_altitude (degree) -87 89 integer
detector_1 0 7 integer
angle_1 (degree) 1 62 integer
detector_2 0 7 integer
angle_2 (degree) 26 109 integer

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