Infrared Space Observatory U.S. Science Support Center
Infrared Processing and Analysis Center


The Infrared Space Observatory (ISO) is a European Space Agency astronomical satellite observatory that collected data between November 1995 and April 1998. Aboard ISO were four science instruments: an infrared camera (CAM), a long-wavelength spectrometer (LWS), a photo-polarimeter (PHT), and a short-wavelength spectrometer (SWS). More detailed information about the ISO mission can be found on the ISO Data Center's (ESAC) website.

Currently, ESA and IPAC continue efforts to improve the data pipelines and specialized software analysis tools to yield the best quality calibration and data reduction methods from the mission. IPAC supports ISO observers and data archive users through in-house visits and workshops.


ISO data and support can be found directly at the ISO Data Archive.

IPAC's main interface to the ISO Data can be found through IRSA's ISO Visualizer.


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LWS

PHT

SWS

ISAP

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ISO Visualizer


For help with IPAC ISO Tools use the Helpdesk form found on the IRSA pages.

Please direct any questions/comments to helpdesk@iso.esac.esa.int.