jwst-gc pipeline monitor

JWST program 10678 is the Galactic Center Treasury survey; each row is one scheduled visit — a single telescope pointing — and tiles such as GC_1 are the survey's named sky positions. NIRCam Imaging + MIRI Imaging is a coordinated parallel: a second instrument observing a nearby patch of sky at the same time. dur is the visit's planned length.

Read from the STScI weekly observing schedule, which is a plan — STScI's own note is that executed observations can differ from those scheduled. Nothing here is evidence that an observation happened; “on disk” means this monitor has scanned data for that observation number, and “not seen” means only that it has not. 8 weekly report(s) read (20260810–20260928); fetched 2026-10-01T11:34:53Z.

One card per registered observation. The bar is the stage ladder in run order — reduction (unc·cal·red·i2d) then cataloging (m12→m8). Solid = every filter has it, pale = some do, STRIPED = it exists but predates an earlier stage, so it was built from inputs that have since been regenerated, hatched = the product name cannot be attributed to this observation. Click a card for that field’s own page.

Every cutout run on disk: the shared monitor5as probes plus the hand-made experiment cutouts. A cutout run stops after m6 — m7 and m8 need more than one filter — so "catalogs" here counts per-filter products only. These rows also flag zero-byte products and orphan tmp* files: a write that died mid-flight leaves both, and a count-based ladder reads them as finished work.