Adding SDSS APOGEE notebook tutorial

[astrojimig]

Adding the notebook tutorial for SDSS APOGEE data, which is now available in ops!

Tagging @ttdu @havok2063 @snbianco for review/visibility

[astrojimig]

@snbianco This notebook requires the URL-escaping updates you made to astroquery.mast a few months ago (astropy/astroquery#3080) Do you happen to know when that will be part of a tagged release?

My local environment is using 0.4.8.dev9672, which works, but the pipeline here lists 0.4.8.dev9474 as the latest version, which does not work (see output).

I'm not sure how best to proceed - do we need to wait until the astroquery updates are in a tagged release to merge this notebook in?

Edit: Building from source in the requirements.txt seems to work! We should update this with a tagged release when we can, but for now I think this is okay!

[snbianco]

Yes, I think that a new tagged release of Astroquery is coming out in the near future! Until then, installing from the GitHub repo should work.

[astrojimig]

Squashed some commits now that the pipeline is passing, this should be ready to go now!

[havok2063]

This looks good to me.

[astrojimig]

@snbianco @ttdu Any chance we can merge this sometime today?

[snbianco]

I think this is an awesome tutorial notebook with a lot of great information! The plots look really cool, and I like the comparison of 3 different variable stars at the end. I had some comments, but mostly about small things in the notebook text:

• In “Searching for a specific star”, the text says that we’ll use the obs_id keyword, but the code uses target_name.
• Typo on the word “available” in “Downloading APOGEE data products”.
• Maybe add a note in “Downloading the APOGEE allStar Catalog” that the file download will take a while.
• Typo on the word “handfull” in “Coordinate search using astroquery.mast”.
• Finding the closest match via distance makes sense, but all of the results from the query have the same coordinates and distance. Maybe just make a note on that particular example that all of the observations have the same distance, so it will choose the first row.

[astrojimig]

Thank you @snbianco ! I just pushed an update addressing your comments.

[astrojimig]

Thank you @snbianco !

[adrianlucy]

The html render looks good to me at a glance, but let us know if you notice any issues @astrojimig! https://spacetelescope.github.io/mast_notebooks/notebooks/SDSS/APOGEE_TESS_tutorial/APOGEE_TESS_tutorial.html