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Release History

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WARNING: Users have reported that the Infrared data for the Chandra Deep Field South show a systematic offset at faint magnitudes. Preliminary tests have suggested that the source of the problem may have been identified. An updated release for the Chandra Deep Field South data addressing the reported problems will be advertised in the EIS Top News as soon as it becomes available.

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Release

Date

Images (1)   (2)

Cat. (3)   (4)

U

B

V

R

I

J

Ks

Comments

Warnings&Reports

Publication

EDS_2.0

10 Dec 1998

12

0.40

14

13.5

EIS Team

Rengelink et al. (1998)

EDS_2.1

10 Sep 1999

12

0.40

14

13.5

Revised Astrometry+Catalogs

EIS Team

-

DPS_1.0

16 Feb 2001

23

0.24

23

1.7

Tiles Observed in EIS-DPS

EIS Team

Vandame et al. (2001)

DPS_2.0

07 Mar 2001

12

5.5

6

34

Arnouts et al. (2001)

EDS_2.2

09 May 2001

8

0.08

8

8

New EIS Pipeline

EIS Team

Benoist et al.-in prep.

DPS_1.1

09 May 2001

9

0.12

9

7

Tiles Observed in EIS-DEEP

EIS Team

Benoist et al.-in prep.

Table Caption:

(1)= Total Number of Image Files (2)= Total Size of Image Files (Gb) (3)= Total Number of Catalogue Files (4)= Total Size of Catalogue Files (Mb)

New/Updated Data Release Data Release Under Revision Superseded Data Release

For each data release, details on the observations, data reduction and the final products can be found in the reference publications, also distributed with the Data Packages.

Data Use Policy

In the spirit of all the Legacy Programs, data obtained with ESO facilities in direct support of the GOODS project will be immediately made public worldwide (see open letter by the ESO Director General).
Reduced imaging data and source catalogs prepared by the EIS Team will be released by ESO within few months from the conclusion of each observing run.
Imaging and spectroscopic data obtained with ESO telescopes by proprietary programmes in the Chandra Deep Field South will also become public worldwide via the ESO Science Archive before the release of the SIRTF/GOODS data, or after the expiration of the one year proprietary period.

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