Data for: TOI-1685 b is a Hot Rocky Super-Earth (Burt et al. 2024)

Machine Readable Tables containing the time series photometry and radial velocity data used in Burt et al. 2024 paper 'TOI-1685 b is a Hot Rocky Super-Earth: Updates to the Stellar and Planet Parameters of a Popular JWST Cycle 2 Target'

Notes (also in ReadMe Document) 

TOI1685_Full_TimeSeries_Photometry_DataSet.dat : the juliet light curve input file for the transit fit presented in the paper.

The nine columns in the file correspond to, Time (BJD_TDB), Normalized flux, Normalized flux error, Dataset label, Airmass, Centroid X offset, Centroid Y offset, PSF full-width half-maximum (FWHM) and PSF peak brightness. As these are not used to model the TESS light curves, these values are blank for the TESS data. For the MuSCAT2 data, entropy (a proxy for the PSF FWHM) is used in place of PSF FWHM, and PSF peak brightness is not used at set to 0. For the OMM data, total background across the target and comparison stars is used in place of PSF peak brightness. All values in the final five columns are normalized between -1 and 1 for any given dataset. 

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TOI1685_Full_RV_DataSet.csv : The full data sets from the MAROON-X data presented in this paper, as well as the CARMENES data from Bluhm et al. 2021 and the IRD data from Hirano et al. 2021. 

The fit presented in the paper only makes use of the RV time series from each instrument, but the SERVAL results for MAROON-X and CARMENES also provide a variety of activity indicators which we include as additional columns here for completeness.