There are 3 type of shock components in the database and their associated column name
also called model type :
Shock only
Precursor only
Shock + Precursor
These components can be indidually selected during a SQL query by selecting the model type
while selecting the table containing the emission lines of interest. Below are all the possibilities
Emis_UVA (660-938) Å
Emis_UVB (938-1527) Å
Emis_UVC (1527-3000) Å
Emis_VI (3000-7500) Å
Emis_IR >7500 Å
emis_UVA.model_type='shock'
emis_UVB.model_type='shock'
emis_UVC.model_type='shock'
emis_VI.model_type='shock'
emis_IR.model_type='shock'
emis_UVA.model_type='precursor'
emis_UVB.model_type='precursor'
emis_UVC.model_type='precursor'
emis_VI.model_type='precursor'
emis_IR.model_type='precursor'
emis_UVA.model_type='shock_plus_precursor'
emis_UVB.model_type='shock_plus_precursor'
emis_UVC.model_type='shock_plus_precursor'
emis_VI.model_type='shock_plus_precursor'
emis_IR.model_type='shock_plus_precursor'
Concrete application
Figure 19 of Allen
et al. 2008 is a good example where the shock and shock+precursor are shown individually.
Lets replicate this figure from the current database.