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Exoplanet Survey Atlas — Cover

About Exoplanet Survey Atlas

This is the working face of a survey archive, not a poster about space. A measured black plate holds plum and navy panels, white body text and candidate tables that run edge to edge on 1px hairlines — no zebra fill, no rounded cards, no bloom.

Quantity is encoded with viridis and nothing else: purple floor, teal middle, yellow ceiling, perceptually uniform so a reader can rank a column by eye. Light curves stack as small multiples, each with its own micro-axis. The habitable zone is a green annulus, drawn to scale, never illustrated.

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Origin
IPAC, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, USA
Era
2011–present (archive service launch through the Kepler, K2 and TESS eras); viridis became the matplotlib default in 2015 with 2.0
Key figures
Stéfan van der Walt · Nathaniel Smith · William Borucki · Natalie Batalha
Movements
perceptually uniform colormap design · survey astronomy data archives · small-multiple statistical graphics

Exoplanet Survey Atlas design spec

Colors

Background
Surface
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Secondary
Accent
Text

Typography

Source Sans ProHeadings
IBM Plex MonoMono
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