spectral_files/Skyborn/2048

SOCRATES spectral file fitted to ExoCross and DACE opacities, created by Harrison Nicholls. Bands: 2048. Line absorbers: H2O, H2, CO2, CO, SiO, TiO, VO, MgO, Na, K, Fe. Continuum absorbers: H2O-H2O, H2-H2, CO2-CO2, CO2-H2, CO2-H2O. Water droplet scattering: included. Ultraviolet cross-sections: not included. Line absorption data: H2O: ExoCross, maximum mass path 1.00e+03 kg/m2; H2: ExoCross, maximum mass path 1.00e+03 kg/m2; CO2: ExoCross, maximum mass path 1.00e+03 kg/m2; CO: ExoCross, maximum mass path 1.00e+03 kg/m2; SiO: ExoCross, maximum mass path 1.00e+01 kg/m2; TiO: ExoCross, maximum mass path 1.00e+01 kg/m2; VO: DACE, maximum mass path 1.00e+01 kg/m2; MgO: ExoCross, maximum mass path 1.00e+01 kg/m2; Na: ExoCross, maximum mass path 1.00e+01 kg/m2; K: ExoCross, maximum mass path 1.00e+01 kg/m2; Fe: ExoCross, maximum mass path 1.00e+01 kg/m2. Continuum data: H2O-H2O: MT_CKD; H2-H2: HITRAN CIA; CO2-CO2: HITRAN CIA; CO2-H2: HITRAN CIA; CO2-H2O: HITRAN CIA. Generated with SOCRATES 2607.4 (git hash 3166e926c2d69c86169f10e5849c35bee08022fc) and spectraltools 1.1.0, run started 2026-10-30 16:45:19 (time stamp of the generator log). Band-selection method 3 (logarithmically spaced in wavenumber, with a few linearly spaced bands covering long wavelengths); default maximum mass path 1.00e+03 kg/m2; wavenumber range 10.000 to 50000.000 cm-1, sampled at 0.025 cm-1; 1026 pressure-temperature points. BLAKE2b checksums (also in Skyborn.chk and Skyborn.chk_k): Skyborn.sf a2f44c533965af7b9af621b1579a8b770714a96baa2dd705bbd31de195c4657b80d4234cbedadb9a669c030f6ad7886dd2c698133bf832939f058da5d9a6b086; Skyborn.sf_k cce3050a1d27ff2dfa24bee399334a1032900a49f24aea97e2a19745990b23060186dd146dba37e10b960bff093c40cd7030844e578ad04bcd6e395b02eefa3c. Files: Skyborn.sf and Skyborn.sf_k (spectral file and k-coefficients), their checksums, the generator log, the logs of the SOCRATES programs run during the build (prep_spec and Ccorr_k). Documentation: PROTEUS spectral files reference in the SOCRATES documentation.