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Did the Sloan (SDSS) project survey the Kepler field?

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Did the Sloan (SDSS) project survey the Kepler field?

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No. The Sloan Survey covered 1/4 of the sky outside the Galactic plane and did not include this field. To simulate the results of the Sloan survey the Kepler SCP team observed KIC objects with a set of Sloan-like filters. The KIC catalog is comprised in part from data taken from this program. • Has the GALEX project surveyed the Kepler field in the near-UV and far-UV? In the summer of 2009 the GALEX Project surveyed much of the Kepler field. These survey products, including a cross-matched catalog of KIC objects observed by GALEX will be added to the GALEX GR6 (General Release 6) in the late summer of 2010. These products will be announced when available on Athe MAST/GALEX website. • Are there other UV-optical-IR missions that have surveyed the Kepler field? The 2MASS Survey, a survey of 70% of the full sky at the 3 infrared J, H, K bands (1.25, 1.65, and 2.17 microns), includes nearly all bright KIC targets, and is fairly complete down to KEPMAG 16 or 17. For all but faint KIC objects

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