The survey's observing record, computed from survey.exposures. These
are ZTF's observing statistics, not Visnjan-Washington's — the stand-in notice above
applies to every plot here as much as it does to a search result, and the synthetic
fixture is excluded by default because its cadence is invented (a perfectly uniform
one exposure every 0.01 day), not observed.
How often the survey observed, split by band. A gap is a day it didn't run, not one with nothing to see. Hover a column for its date, its total and how that total divides between bands, or click a band in the legend to drop it from the chart.
The same data, accumulated — flat stretches are when the survey was not running, which the bar chart above makes easy to miss among the days that did have data. Hover a point for the running total and what it added.
How the observing above divides between bands — always the whole split, whichever band is currently picked. Click a slice to show only that band in the charts above, or click the one already picked to come back to all of them.
No object has a linked detection in r.
Same data as JSON: /api/statistics?fixture=show&band=r