NOTE: Clicking the 'Get neighbors' checkbox will result in an additional neighbors query for each item in the search results, and the neighbors are thus shown in the results table. However, this causes the overall query to take longer, which is why it is un-checked by default.
instruments = "H1,L1,V1" & far < 1e-7
singleinspiral.mchirp >= 0.5 & singleinspiral.eff_distance in 0.0,55
(si.channel = "DMT-STRAIN" | si.channel = "DMT-PAIN") & si.snr < 5
mb.snr in 1,3 & mb.central_freq > 1000
si
for singleinspiral, ci
for coincinspiral and mb
for multiburst.
gpstime:
keyword optional.
899999000 .. 999999999
gpstime: 899999000.0 .. 999999999.9
2009-10-20 13:00:00
(must be UTC). If the time is omitted, it
is assumed to be 00:00:00
. Dates may also consist of certain
variants of English-like phrases.
The created:
keyword is (generally) optional.
created: 2009-10-08 .. 2009-12-04 16:00:00
yesterday..now
created: 1 week ago .. now
gid:
keyword is optional.
group:
, pipeline:
, and search:
keywords are optional. Names are case-insensitive. Note that events in the Test group will not be shown unless explicitly requested.
label:
keyword
is optional. Label names can be combined with binary AND: '&' or ','; or binary OR: '|'. For N labels,
there must be exactly N-1 binary operators. (Parentheses are not allowed.) Additionally, any of the labels
in a query string can be negated with '~' or '-'.
submitter:
is optional. While LIGO user names are predictable, most events
are submitted through robot accounts and are not as predictable. This is probably a defect
that ought to be remedied.
in_superevent:
to specify events which are/are not part of any superevent.
Use the superevent:
keyword to specify events which are part of a specific superevent.
Use the is_preferred_event:
keyword to specify events which are/are not preferred events for any superevent.
id:
or superevent_id:
are optional.
category:
is optional.
gpstime:
or t_0:
.
t_start
and t_end
attributes are also available.
preferred_event:
to get all
superevents with corresponding preferred events.
event:
to get all
superevents which contain the corresponding event(s).
is_gw:
keyword.
is_public:
or is_exposed:
keywords: