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* '''Download Url :''' define the URL adress on the web where to download the Comets data | * '''Download Url :''' define the URL adress on the web where to download the Comets data | ||
* '''Reset to Default URL :''' restore the Download Url to the default one suggested by Voyager | * '''Reset to Default URL :''' restore the Download Url to the default one suggested by Voyager | ||
− | * '''Download from URL and Save Comets Data :''' Voyager will start download of the comets file from the url in Download Url. <u>A connection to Internet is necessary to perform this action</u>. The data will be store in the Orbits folder in Voyager and the processed and imported in the RoboOrbits database. Previous data about comets will be erased. | + | * '''Download from URL and Save Comets Data :''' Voyager will start download of the comets file from the url in Download Url. <u>A connection to Internet is necessary to perform this action</u>. The data will be store in the Orbits folder [[Installation#Voyager_Folders|here]] in Voyager and the processed and imported in the RoboOrbits database. Previous data about comets will be erased. |
* '''Upload from FILE and Save Comets Data:''' Voyager will start to process the selected file from the disk (user can select the file after the button press) and import data in RoboOrbits database. Processed data about comets will be erased. Is not necessary an Internet connection because Voyager will use an existing file. You can for example download manually from the web and then import from the disk. | * '''Upload from FILE and Save Comets Data:''' Voyager will start to process the selected file from the disk (user can select the file after the button press) and import data in RoboOrbits database. Processed data about comets will be erased. Is not necessary an Internet connection because Voyager will use an existing file. You can for example download manually from the web and then import from the disk. | ||
Revision as of 11:25, 1 June 2023
What are the data sources of RoboOrbits
The data sources used by RoboData are all online and depend on the type of Dynamic Target you are interested in.
For comets, the data is downloaded from the system directly from the link https://www.minorplanetcenter.net/iau/MPCORB/CometEls.txt
For asteroids the data is downloaded from the system directly from the link https://ftp.lowell.edu/pub/elgb/astorb.dat
The data, if downloaded with Voyager routines, is saved in Voyager's Orbits folder. For more information on the location of the Voyager folders see here. In this place is also stored the main database that Voyager will use for search.
Manage Comets Data
To add comet data to RoboOrbits it is necessary to perform the automatic import procedures present in the Voyager setup under the tab Common.The data is in fact shared for each Voyager profile in use.
- Download Url : define the URL adress on the web where to download the Comets data
- Reset to Default URL : restore the Download Url to the default one suggested by Voyager
- Download from URL and Save Comets Data : Voyager will start download of the comets file from the url in Download Url. A connection to Internet is necessary to perform this action. The data will be store in the Orbits folder here in Voyager and the processed and imported in the RoboOrbits database. Previous data about comets will be erased.
- Upload from FILE and Save Comets Data: Voyager will start to process the selected file from the disk (user can select the file after the button press) and import data in RoboOrbits database. Processed data about comets will be erased. Is not necessary an Internet connection because Voyager will use an existing file. You can for example download manually from the web and then import from the disk.
Manage Asteroids Data
RoboOrbits is the only way to have the automatic calculation of the orbits starting from the code/number/name/designation of the dynamic objects in Voyager. Otherwise it will be necessary to use RA/DEC
How frequently Update it
RoboOrbits is the only way to have the automatic calculation of the orbits starting from the code/number/name/designation of the dynamic objects in Voyager. Otherwise it will be necessary to use RA/DEC
Where is Stored the Data
RoboOrbits is the only way to have the automatic calculation of the orbits starting from the code/number/name/designation of the dynamic objects in Voyager. Otherwise it will be necessary to use RA/DEC