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DATACENTRES, DATABASES & CATALOGUES
Main actors in astronomy research in the country  There are 7 Research Institutes in the structure of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (NAS of Ukraine), 2 Research Institutes in the structure of the Ministry of Education and Science, Youth and Sport of Ukraine (MESYS of Ukraine); 15 astronomical observatories and Departments in the structure of the Universities of the MESYS of Ukraine; 1 Private Astronomical Observatory play a main role in the development and teaching Astronomy in Ukraine.
 
The XPM Catalog  Absolute proper motions of 280 million stars distributed all over the sky without gaps in the magnitude range 10m < V <20m on the basis of combined data from 2MASS and USNO-A2.0 catalogues.
 
MAO NASU Plate Archive   Digital archive of MAO NAS of Ukraine (GPA) comprises data of about 26 thousands of direct photographic plates, obtained with 14 instruments in 9 observational sites, and more than 2000 digital images of different resolution available via GPA search pages.
 
Mykolaiv AO Plate Archive   Digital archive of Mykolaiv Aastronomical Observatory (MykAO) includes astronomical data obtained during observations with photo plates and CCD frames. The digitization of the archive is near its completion. Digitized images are available via a web browser and Aladin.
 
AO LNU Plate Archive   Astronomical Observatory of Lviv National University (AO LNU) is the owner of valuable archive that stores approximately 8 000 of photographic plates from 1939, including nearly 6 000 direct images of the northern sky. The archive is partly digitized and images are available via the joint search pages of AO LNU and MAO NASU.
 
IRA UTR-2 catalogue of RS   The very-low frequency sky survey of discrete sources has been obtained in the Institute of Radio Astronomy of the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences (Kharkov, Ukraine) with the UTR-2 radio telescope at a number of the lowest frequencies used in contemporary radio astronomy within the range from 10 to 25 MHz.
 
Mykolaiv AO stellar catalogues   27 astrometric stellar catalogues of Mykolaiv Aastronomical Observatory (MykAO) in VOTable format are available for downloading
 
AO KNU Historic Plate Archive   AO KNU glass collection contains about 20 thousand photographic plates. Historical part of the archive was received during 1898-1946 and now is being digitized.
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  Catalogues of Mykolaiv AO  

Stellar catalogues in VOtable format:
Catalogue of 1720 stars (1832-1834)

Karl Knorre, the First Astronomer of the Black Sea Navy carried out visual observations in the declination range 15° to -15° and from 3h56m to 5h4m in RA with the Ertel meridian circle. He compiled the catalogue as the fifth sheet of the sky map for Berlin Academy of Sciences, which provides positions at mean epoch 1800.0
Using the map, Hencke discovered Astrea, the fifth minor planet in 1845, and Hind discovered Flora, minor planet number 8 in 1847.
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Catalogue of 5954 stars (1876-1899)     CDS, Strasbourg

The catalogue was obtained as the result of AGK1 observational campaign. Visual observations were carried out with the Reichenbach meridian circle.
AGK is the German abbreviation, which stands for the catalogue of astronomical society. Stars in the magnitude range 2.2 to 9.1 were observed in the declination range -2°50' to +1°10'. The standard errors in RA and Dec are ±0."42 and ±0."49 correspondingly.
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Absolute declinations of 172 stars at mean epoch of 1925.0

Visual observations in the declination range +90° to -20° were carried out with the Repsold vertical circle in 1925-1927. Instrumental errors were taken into account during the reduction process.
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Absolute declinations of 707 stars (1929-1939)

Visual observations in the declination range +90° to -40° were carried out with the Repsold vertical circle. 210 stars were observed in both culminations. Instrumental errors were taken into account during the reduction process.
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Absolute declinations of 587 stars (1939-1941, 1945-1951 )

Visual observations in the declination range +80° to -33° were carried out with the Repsold vertical circle. 75 stars were observed in both culminations. 8652 observations were used to compile the catalogue. Instrumental errors were taken into account during the reduction process.
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Absolute declinations of 710 stars (1957-1964 )

Visual observations in the declination range +90° to -30° were carried out with the Repsold vertical circle. 187 stars were observed in both culminations. Systematic instrumental errors were taken into account during the reduction process.
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Absolute right acsensions of 674 stars included in the FK3 (1929-1935)

Visual observations in the declination range +90° to -30° were carried out with the passage telescope. Stars with declination more than +56° were observed in both culminations.
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Absolute right ascensions of 571 stars included in the FK3 (1939-1941, 1945-1950)

Visual observations were carried out with the Freiberg-Kondrat'ev transit telescope. Telescope azimuth was determined using observations of several circumpolar stars, mainly the Pole Star, in both culminations. Thanks to that the catalogue system is absolute in respect of values delta(RA(Dec)). Clock corrections were determined using 44 bright equatorial stars. Right ascensions of these stars were taken from the FK3. Corrections of RA were derived using cyclic smoothing. Thanks to that the catalogue system is absolute in respect of values delta(RA(RA)). Systematic instrumental errors were taken into consideration during the reduction process.
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Absolute right ascensions of 626 stars (1959-1963)

Visual observations were carried out with the Freiberg-Kondrat'ev transit telescope. The absolute azimuth of the meridian marks was determined using four methods: classic Pulkovo method, Nemiro chain method, chain method for stars in declination range +70° to +80°, Numerov method. The results obtained have shown that the absolute azimuth precision is almost the same for any of these methods. Systematic instrumental errors were taken into consideration during the reduction process.
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Absolute right ascensions of 431 stars (1973-1975)

Observations were carried out in visual mode with the Freiberg-Kondratev transit telescope. 13050 observations were obtained in upper culmination, and 2596 - in lower culmination. Systematic instrumental errors were taken into consideration during the reduction process.
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Right ascensions of 254 stars included in the FK3 (1947-1952)

Visual observations in the declination range +25° to +80° were carried out with the transit telescope made by Askania Werke AG. Systematic instrumental errors were taken into account during the reduction process.
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Right ascensions of 101 stars (1953-1955)

Visual observations in the declination range +75° to +90° and in the magnutude range 2.0 to 7.2 were carried out with the transit telescope made by Askania Werke AG. Systematic instrumental errors were taken into account during the reduction process.
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Catalogue of 9994 stars (1956-1962)    CDS, Strasbourg

Visual observations were carried out with the Repsold meridian circle. The catalogue was compiled as a part of the AGK3R catalogue. The catalogue contains positions of 9994 stars at a mean epoch of 1958.5 The reference stars are distributed uniformly on the celestial sphere from -5° to +25°. The catalog was compiled using more than 37,000 observations. Reductions to the apparent places were computed at the Naval Observatory under the leadership of Dr F.Scott. The standard errors are ±0."315 in RA and ±0."37 in Dec. The system of the catalogue is in good ageement with the system of FK3R.
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Catalogue of 2601 stars (1956-1963)    CDS, Strasbourg

Visual observations in the declination range -5° to -20° and in the magnitude range 7.1 to 9.5 were carried out with the Repsold meridian circle. The catalogue was obtained as a part of KSZ that is the Russian abbreviation, which stands for the catalogue of faint stars. Reductions were made in the FK3R system. Systematic instrumental errors were taken into account during the reduction process. The standard errors depends on declination and magnitude of the stars.
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Catalogue of 117 stars (1957-1963)

Visual observations in declination range +25° to -20° were carried out with the Repsold meridian circle. The catalogue contains 117 stars around extragalactic nebulae.
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RA of 299 stars observed with APM-10 (1957-1959)

Visual observations in the declination range -16° to +77° and in the magnutude range 2.0 to 7.0 were carried out with the transit telescope APM10. Azimuth correction was obtained by observing 12 circumpolar stars in both culminations. Reductions were made using 6,793 observations. Comparison of this catalogue with the FK3 has shown that the FK3 stars have substantial systematic errors of positions in declination zone more than +40°.
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RA of 299 stars observed with telescope made by Askania Werke (1957-1959)

Visual observations in the declination range -16° to +70° were carried out with the transit telescope ref.102551 made by Askania Werke AG. Telescope azimuth was determined by observing a group of circumzenith stars and an equatorial star. Azimuth correction was obtained by observing 12 circumpolar stars in both culminations. Reductions were made using 13,382 observations. The catalogue is in good agreement with a system of the FK3R.
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Proper motions of 12545 stars ( 1956-1965 )    CDS, Strasbourg

The proper motions of 12545 stars in the declination range +25° to -20° were derived by comparing the following catalogues:
1) AGK3R and KSZ, which were obtained from observations in the declination range +25° to -20° with the Repsold meridian circle in Nikolaev Astronomical Observatory in 1956-1965;
2) AGK2 in the declination range +25° to -2°;
3) Yale in the declination range -2° to -20°;
4) AGK1.
AGK is a German abbreviation, which stands for the Catalogue of Astronomical Society. KSZ is a Russian abbreviation, which stands for the Catalogue of Faint Stars. The standard error of annual proper motion in RA is from ±0."003 to ±0."0045 The standard error of annual proper motion in Dec is from ±0."003 to ±0."005
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Catalogue of 5969 southern reference stars (1964-1966)    CDS, Strasbourg

Observations in the declination range 0° to -20° were carried out with the Repsold meridian circle. Eyepiece micrometer of the telescope and photographic microscopes for circle readings were used. The standard errors in RA and Dec are ±0."375 and ±0."48, correspondingly. The catalogue is in good agreement with a system of the FK4.
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Catalogue of 726 southern bright stars (1964-1966 )    CDS, Strasbourg

Observations in the declination range 0° to -20° were carried out with the Repsold meridian circle. Eyepiece micrometer of the telescope and photographic microscopes for circle readings were used for observations. The standard errors in RA and Dec are ±0."375 and ±0."47, correspondingly. The catalogue is in good agreement with a system of the FK4.
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Right ascensions of 312 stars (1965-1967)

Observations in the declination range +10° to +80° were carried out with the transit telescope of the Time Service. 7340 observations with photoelectric system were obtained by using two photomultipliers. Systematic instrumental errors were taken into consideration during the reduction process.
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Right ascensions of 395 stars (1966-1969)

Observations in the declination range -16° to +76° were carried out with the transit telescope of the Time Service. Azimuth correction was obtained using observations of 50 stars in both culminations in the declination range +56° to +76°. 13,440 observations with photoelectric system were used to compile the catalogue. Systematic instrumental errors were taken into consideration during the reduction process.
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Catalogue of 8832 zodiac stars (1969-1972)

Observations in the declination range +37° to -31° were carried out with the Repsold meridian circle. Eyepiece micrometer of the telescope and photographic microscopes for circle readings were used for observations. The standard errors in RA and Dec are ±0."3 and ±0."34, correspondingly. About 45,000 observations were used to compile the catalogue. The catalogue is in good agreement with a system of the FK4.
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Right ascensions of 584 stars (1974-1976)

Visual observations in the declination range +90° to -20° were carried out with the Repsold meridian circle. 2525 observations of determined stars and 5227 observations of reference stars taken from the FK4 were obtained. The standard error in RA depends on declination and can be estimated by value of 0."255 for reference stars and 0."285 for determined stars. Systematic instrumental errors were taken into consideration during the reduction process.
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Absolute right ascensions of 531 stars (1974-1977)

Observations in the declination range +10° to +80° were carried out with the transit telescope APM-10 on the Spitsbergen island during three polar nights. The telescope was equipped with a photoelectric registering device. 13,500 observations were obtained in upper culmination. Systematic instrumental errors were taken into consideration during the reduction process.
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Catalogue of 16,993 stars (1996-1998)

Observations of stars around 190 northern extragalactic radio sources were carried out with the Axial Meridian Circle in semi-automatic mode using CCD cameras of telescope and autocollimator, photoelectric circle reading system, telescope setting system, control computer. The catalogue contains stars mainly in the magnitude range 12 to 15 with positions at a mean epoch of J2000. Hipparcos and Tycho catalogues were used as input ones. USNO-A2.0 catalogue was used for identification of observed stars.
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Catalogue of about 300 extragalactic radio sources (2000-2003)

Optical counterpart positions of about 300 ICRF radio sources are presented. The observations were performed using two telescopes equipped with CCD cameras at the TUBITAK National Observatory (TUG), Turkey (1.5m Russian-Turkish Telescope - RTT150) and at Yunnan Astronomical Observatory (YAO), China (1m telescope). The observations were completed for the declination range between -40° and 80° and with uniform distribution over right ascension.
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