101.1. How to create a token¶

For the API Aspect of the Rubin Science Platform at data.lsst.cloud.

Data Release: DP1

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LSST data products: List the catalogs and images used.

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Introduction¶

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Describe key scientific concepts.

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1. The first section¶

1.1. Log in to the Portal Aspect of the Rubin Science Platform. In a browser, go to the URL data.lsst.cloud and select the Portal Aspect. Follow the process to log in.

1.2. Select the X tab in the Portal. Explanation of the setup, reference to Figure 1.

Alt-text goes here. — Figure 1: Figure caption goes here.¶

1.3. Execute the ADQL query. Explanation of the query, reference to the code block below.

SELECT g_H, r_H, i_H, z_H
FROM dp03_catalogs_10yr.SSObject
WHERE ssObjectId > 8660000000000000000

2. The second section¶

2.1. And so on.

X. Exercises for the learner¶

X.1. A clear, achievable task.

X.2. Another clear, achievable task.