OGLE-IV survey

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The OGLE-IV survey is a large-scale astronomical sky survey focused on detecting microlensing events and variable stars, conducted with the Warsaw Telescope at Las Campanas Observatory.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical sky survey
microlensing survey
alertSystem Early Warning System for microlensing events
contributesTo dark matter constraints via microlensing
distance scale studies
exoplanet discovery via microlensing
stellar variability studies
country Chile
dataAccess online public database
dataProduct catalogs of transiting exoplanet candidates
catalogs of variable stars
light curves of variable objects
microlensing event alerts
dataRelease OGLE-IV public data releases
fieldOfView approximately 1.4 square degrees
follows OGLE-III survey
hostOrganization Carnegie Institution for Science (Las Campanas site owner)
location Atacama Desert region
method time-domain photometric monitoring
monitorsRegion Galactic bulge
Galactic disk
Large Magellanic Cloud
Small Magellanic Cloud
observatory Las Campanas Observatory
organization University of Warsaw
partOf Optical Gravitational Lensing Experiment
phaseNumber fourth phase of the OGLE project
photometricBand I-band
V-band
primaryGoal detection of gravitational microlensing events
principalInstitution Astronomical Observatory of the University of Warsaw
researchFocus Galactic structure
Magellanic Clouds
supernovae
transients
transiting exoplanets
variable stars
scientificDiscipline astrophysics
time-domain astronomy
startDate 2010
successorOf OGLE-III survey
telescopeAperture 1.3-metre
telescopeType reflecting telescope
temporalCoverage long-term monitoring over many years
usesInstrument 32-CCD mosaic camera
usesTelescope Warsaw Telescope
wavelength optical

Referenced by (6)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Warsaw Telescope
Warsaw Telescope ("OGLE-III survey")
Warsaw Telescope ("OGLE-II survey")
associatedWith
Astronomical Observatory of the University of Warsaw ("OGLE sky survey")
knownFor
Astronomical Observatory of the University of Warsaw ("OGLE sky survey")
operates
OGLE ("OGLE-IV")
phase

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