J⁠-⁠HIVE

JWST's Homogeneous Information-Rich
Visualization of Extragalactic Datasets

Harnessing the power of JWST to visualize galaxy evolution over cosmic time
Enter the Visualization
Showing the exploration of the data

Explore Different Parameters

Zoom and pan across various observational and inferred parameters for sources from included JWST sources. Compare distributions between different parameters and put your galaxy in context.

Showing the SED Explorer

Find the context behind your source

See your source's SED realtime, as well as where it lies in the distribution of inferred parameters.

Showing the Details Section

Uncover the details of your favorite galaxy

Scan over each of your sources's parameters and where they lie as compared to the whole distribution.

Showing the Export Functions

Grab your data to do even more

Copy either abridged or full data for your favorite as a CSV to conduct your offline investigations. Where available, jump over to a FITSMap projection to see your galaxy from the original field.

J-HIVE is created by an international team of scientists to make visualization and exploration of the latest extragalactic data from the James Webb Space Telescope accessible to the full community of scientists, students, and interested members of the public.

Documentation for the J-HIVE dataset and all open-source codes are available on the documentation site:
https://j-hive.github.io/jhive-docs/

If have any questions about the collaboration, please contact: j-hive@wellesley.edu

Team Members

  • Prof. Lamiya Mowla Wellesley College
  • Dr. Kartheik Iyer Columbia University
  • Jonathan Kemp Wellesley College
  • Dr. Anan Lu University of British Columbia
  • Valentina La Torre Tufts University
  • Prof. Gabriel Brammer University of Copenhagen
  • Dr. Mubdi Rahman Sidrat Research
  • Hansen Jiang Sidrat Research
  • Dr. Jennifer Scora Sidrat Research
J-HIVE is supported by:
Wellesley College Whitin Observatory
Project Management and Development Support Provided by: