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| No. |
Pointing |
R. A. & Dec.
[J2000] |
Area (sq. deg) |
Filter |
Remarks |
| 1 |
Patch A |
22:43:03 |
-39:58:30 |
4.4 |
VI |
|
| 2 |
Patch B |
00:48:22 |
-29:31:48 |
4.6 |
BVI |
South Galactic Pole |
| 3 |
Patch C |
05:38:24 |
-23:51:54 |
6.0 |
I |
|
| 4 |
Patch D |
09:51:40 |
-21:00:00 |
6.0 |
I |
|
da Costa et al. (1999), THE MESSENGER 98, 36
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Integration Times and Limiting Magnitudes |
| Filter |
Tel. + Camera |
Targets |
Integration Time |
AB mag (3 sigma) 1" seeing |
| B |
NTT+EMMI |
Patch B |
|
24.2 |
| V |
NTT+EMMI |
Patch A,B |
|
24.5 |
| I |
NTT+EMMI |
Patch A-D |
|
24.0 |
Sky positions of the EIS-Wide patch A-D. The red shading is
from the Burstein & Heiles reddening map (no values are available for
low galactic latitude). The hatched regions show various radio
surveys: blue = NVSS, wide-spaced green = future WENSS region, orange=
MOST, narrow-spaced green = AT-ESP survey. The solid blue curve is the
ecliptic with +/- 10 degrees plotted in dashed lines. Because of
reselection of patch D, note that its position is different from the
new coordinates listed below. Click on the patches to have the
observing summary.