Accessing "JWST-CEERS Mock Galaxy Imaging" catalog (in the Lab)
Maryam Hasheminia
10 Aug
Dear TNG Team,
I'm currently working on the resolved SED fitting techniques and would like to access the simulated imaging data for a set of galaxies at z = 3 from the JWST-CEERS Mock Galaxy Imaging catalog (Costantin et al. 2023). Unfortunately, it seems that this catalog is not available under /postprocessing/ in the JupyterLab Workspace.
Given the large file sizes (18.7 GB, 6.1 GB and 314 GB for SW, LW and ideal TNG50 images), I have been unable to download them with the tools I have tried so far.
Could you please advise if there is a way to access these datasets via the API or directly within JupyterLab?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Dylan Nelson
18 Aug
These are .tar.gz files, so anyways you will have to decompress them to work with them.
Therefore, I simply suggest you download the file(s) you want into your Lab (using wget), decompress them, then delete the .tar.gz file(s).
Dear TNG Team,
I'm currently working on the resolved SED fitting techniques and would like to access the simulated imaging data for a set of galaxies at z = 3 from the JWST-CEERS Mock Galaxy Imaging catalog (Costantin et al. 2023). Unfortunately, it seems that this catalog is not available under /postprocessing/ in the JupyterLab Workspace.
Given the large file sizes (18.7 GB, 6.1 GB and 314 GB for SW, LW and ideal TNG50 images), I have been unable to download them with the tools I have tried so far.
Could you please advise if there is a way to access these datasets via the API or directly within JupyterLab?
Thank you in advance for your help.
These are
.tar.gzfiles, so anyways you will have to decompress them to work with them.Therefore, I simply suggest you download the file(s) you want into your Lab (using
wget), decompress them, then delete the.tar.gzfile(s).