A 'Dataset ID' marks a "top-level" collection of files from an Observation. The naming convention follows a truncated version of the full JWST file naming scheme; each filename in the dataset will begin with the dataset ID, followed by indicators for the detector used and product type.

The 'Data Type' refers to the semantic content of the highest-level pipeline product for the type of exposure that produced the data. Note that slitless and IFU spectral modes ultimately produce data of type “Spectrum.”

“Other” data includes internal calibration and guide-star data.

By default, all 'Instruments' are selected. The upper right of the field presents a "Select all"/"Deselect all" choice. You can also select individual fields.

Enabling the 'Moving Targets' flag will only return targets without fixed coordinates (i.e. solar system targets).

The 'Observation Mode' selector is empty by default. Note that searching for "all" and "none" are equivalent, as all observing modes will be included in both cases. This mode does not include typeahead, so you must select your choice from the dropdown.

 The 'Observation Number' and 'Visit Number' correspond to planning information from the submitted APT file. You can find the APT file, as well as a PDF summary, by searching for the corresponding proposal on the JWST Program Information search form.

 'Proposal Cycle' is the JWST Proposal Cycle Number in which the program was submitted and approved. This does not necessarily correspond to the scheduled observation cycle.

 'Proposal Type' is the programmatic category assigned to the proposal. There are several Categories of JWST Science Observations.