DPAC Code of Conduct - Gaia
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Data
- Data access
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Data Release 3
- Gaia DR3 overview
- Gaia DR3 content
- Gaia DR3 papers
- Gaia DR3 known issues
- Gaia DR3 auxiliary data
- Gaia DR3 software tools
- Gaia DR3 events
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Gaia DR3 stories
- Where are the stars?
- How far away are the stars?
- How bright are the stars?
- What colour do they have?
- Where do the stars go or come from?
- Do they approach us or move away?
- What is in between the stars?
- Do they go boom?
- What are they made of?
- How big or warm or old are the stars?
- Is it a double star?
- Is it a galaxy?
- Is it a quasar?
- Is it a Solar System object?
- Where is the DR3 data?
- How did you produce the data for this star?
- Who produced the data?
- How do they blink?
- Did something move in front?
- Can I use the DR3 data with data from other missions or observatories
- Gaia DR3 previews
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Early Data Release 3
- Gaia EDR3 overview
- Gaia EDR3 content
- Gaia EDR3 papers
- Gaia EDR3 documentation
- Gaia EDR3 known issues
- Gaia (E)DR3 passbands
- Gaia EDR3 auxiliary data
- Gaia EDR3 Python code
- Gaia EDR3 events
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Gaia EDR3 Stories
- Gaia EDR3 - DPAC
- Gaia EDR3 - Galactic anticentre
- Gaia EDR3 - Coordination Unit 5
- Gaia EDR3 - Star Trails
- Gaia EDR3 - Coordination Unit 3
- Gaia EDR3 - Acceleration of the solar system
- Gaia EDR3 - Gaia Catalogue of Nearby Stars
- Gaia EDR3 - Structure of the Magellanic Clouds
- Gaia EDR3 - Gaia EDR3 vs Gaia DR2
- Gaia EDR3 - Questions and Answers
- Data Release 2
- Data Release 1
- Data Release Schedule
- Gaia Alerts
- Auxiliary data
- Tools
- Mission
- People & Institutes
- News & stories
- Science Results
- Resources
- Questions
Gaia Data Processing and Analysis Consortium - Code of Conduct
Find below the code of conduct of the Gaia Data Processing and Analysis Consortium (Gaia DPAC). This code of conduct is published here to make it accessible to all involved. For more details, see the code of conduct.
Gaia DPAC code of conduct - download here
