Harvard Revised Photometry

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Harvard Revised Photometry is a comprehensive star catalog produced by the Harvard College Observatory that provided standardized photometric measurements for thousands of stars and became a foundational reference in stellar astronomy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical catalog
star catalog
aimsTo standardize stellar photometry
appliesTo stars
thousands of stars
associatedWith Harvard College Observatory photographic plate collection NERFINISHED
basedOn photographic observations
visual observations
catalogType photometric catalog
compiledBy Harvard College Observatory NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
dataFormat tabulated measurements
describedAs foundational reference in stellar astronomy
developedAt Harvard College Observatory NERFINISHED
field astrophotometry
stellar astronomy
hasPart positional data
star identifiers
stellar magnitude entries
historicalSignificance early standardization of stellar magnitudes
influenced later stellar catalogs
photometric calibration systems
language English
maintainedBy Harvard College Observatory NERFINISHED
measurementType apparent magnitude
photometric brightness
provides photographic magnitudes
standardized photometric measurements
stellar magnitudes
visual magnitudes
usedAs baseline for comparing modern photometry
photometric standard
reference catalog
usedBy astronomers
observatories
usedFor comparison of stellar magnitudes
historical photometric studies
usedIn calibration of stellar magnitudes
photometric standardization
stellar classification

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Harvard College Observatory notableWork Harvard Revised Photometry