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Usually the PI that submitted the observation proposal gets the data for their own use for a number of months, after which time its released on the publicly acc
by simplicio 10y ago
Usually the PI that submitted the observation proposal gets the data for their own use for a number of months, after which time its released on the publicly accessible Chandra data archive.
- greglindahl 10y ago... which has long the rule for all US-federal-government funded astronomy instruments; generally the raw data goes public after 12 months. It's extremely useful if you're looking at something and it was observed years ago for a different purpose.