IRAS redshift survey

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The IRAS redshift survey is a large-scale astronomical mapping project that used data from the Infrared Astronomical Satellite to chart the three-dimensional distribution of galaxies in the nearby universe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical survey
galaxy redshift survey
aimsTo chart large-scale structure of the universe
study galaxy clustering
basedOn Infrared Astronomical Satellite data
catalogType flux-limited galaxy sample
dataType infrared fluxes
redshift measurements
field extragalactic astronomy
observational cosmology
focusesOn infrared-selected galaxies
nearby galaxies
maps nearby universe
three-dimensional distribution of galaxies
measures galaxy redshifts
observes infrared sky
produces three-dimensional galaxy maps
relatedTo Infrared Astronomical Satellite NERFINISHED
large-scale structure of the universe
selectsObjectsBy infrared flux
studies galaxies
usedFor bulk flow measurements
cosmological parameter estimation
density field reconstruction
peculiar velocity field studies
power spectrum estimation
studies of galaxy bias
tests of gravitational instability
usesDataFrom Infrared Astronomical Satellite NERFINISHED
wavelengthRange infrared

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Perseus–Pisces Supercluster studiedIn IRAS redshift survey