"AKO is web based software continually developed for viewing data from the Kepler Space Telescope. AKO is currently limited to long cadence data. AKO reads the data entered into its database and sorts that data in a specific way. The data is sorted into rows and columns, and each data point is represented by a grey colored box, usually 3 pixels by 3 pixels, on a dynamically generated image."
More detailed information here.
Troy has created a new thread on the Planet Hunters Science board called " Planetary Transit Timing Variation (TTV). The black horizontal lines are indications of a planet transit. One of the unique aspects of AKO is looking for Transit Timing Variations (TTVs) in the Kepler data for exoplanets. This is performed by stacking multiple quarters of the star's light curves.
troyw
KOI 374 KID 8686097
KOI 1162 KID 10528068
KOI 1245 KID 6693640
KOI 1273 KID 8806072
KOI 1412 KID 8950853
KOI 1831 KID 11601584
KOI 1914 KID 8426567
KOI 1934 KID 4242147
KOI 2037 KID 9634821
KOI 2062 KID 6774880
KOI 2094 KID 8505920
KOI 2125 KID 9405595
KOI 2166 KID 4370527
KOI 2291 KID 8410415
KOI 2351 KID 1872821
4 days ago
troyw
KOI 1582.01 KID 4918309
4 days ago
robert gagliano
Well done troyw. It would be very useful to have a
comprehensive alphanumeric list of all TTVs (KIDs, KOIs, ect) found with
AKO by everyone posted on this thread for crosschecking and updating.
The TTVs currently are posted in multiple different threads. It's
impossible to keep track. It would be nice to have one thread as "TTV
Central".
4 days ago
troyw
Yeah, that's sort of the idea, although I'd rather keep stellar
TTVs separate from the planetary ones. I'll make another thread when I
get the time for the stellar TTV candidates.
