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Create time-sliced spectra for GRB 190202A

Due to scheduled maintenance, there may be interruptions to the www.swift.ac.uk website and related services on Tuesday 1^st September 2026. This work is part of routine but essential infrastructure maintenance. We apologise for any inconvenience.

On-demand services are currently offline.

The on-demand processing services are temporarily offline. As part of scheduled maintenance, we need to reboot the infrastructure servers, which probably won't disrupt running jobs… but could do. Therefore, submission of new jobs is being disabled from 09:00 AM BST until 3:00 PM BST, during which the server will be rebooted and hopefully any long running jobs will survive. We apologise for the inconvenience. Note: if any long-running jobs do fail, we will attempt to recommence them.