Catalogues on the Spectrum · Placed by wavelength across 19 orders of magnitude

Every catalogue, in its place on the spectrum.

212 catalogues, 19 orders of magnitude in wavelength. Each bar below sits at the wavelengths the survey actually covers — from HESS at 100 TeV (left edge) to GLEAM at 72 MHz (right edge). Bars that span multiple bands (HST CALSPEC, Swift-UVOT, Spitzer SAGE, Planck, Fermi-GBM, NuSTAR) cross visually as they should. Click any bar to open its detail card.

Spectrum · γ → X → UV → Optical → IR → Submm → Radio · 212 catalogues

γ-ray≳ 100 keV

X-ray0.1–100 keV

UV10–350 nm

Optical350–1000 nm

NIR1–3 µm

Mid-IR3–30 µm

Far-IR30–500 µm

Submm0.5–30 mm

Radio3 cm – 100 m

10⁻¹⁵ m
~ TeV

10⁻¹¹ m
100 keV

10⁻⁸ m
EUV

350 nm
Lyα

1 µm
Y-band

3 µm
L-band

30 µm
N-band

500 µm
SPIRE

100 m
~ 3 MHz

Platform

Era

Function

212

Catalogue

Click any bar above — each one is a catalogue, positioned at the wavelengths it actually covers. Hover to read the name; multi-band surveys (Swift-UVOT, HST/CALSPEC, Spitzer SAGE, Planck, NuSTAR, Fermi-GBM) visibly span as they should.

Master References

Per-catalogue citations grouped by primary band. Inline links point to DOI or ADS where available. Catalogue identifiers and tables are anchored to the CDS VizieR service (Ochsenbein, Bauer & Marcout 2000, A&AS 143, 23) — vizier.cds.unistra.fr — with survey-native archives (IRSA, MAST, HEASARC, ESO, CASDA, WSA/VSA) cited where the science-grade data lives outside VizieR.