II/261              GOODS initial results                    (Giavalisco+, 2004)

The Great Observatories Origins Deep Survey: Initial Results from Optical and Near-Infrared Imaging Giavalisco M., Ferguson H.C., Koekemoer A.M., Dickinson M., Alexander D.M., Bauer F.E., Bergeron J., Biagetti C., Brandt W.N., Casertano S., Cesarsky C., Chatzichristou E., Conselice C., Cristiani S., da Costa L., Dahlen T., de Mello D., Eisenhardt P., Erben T., Fall S.M., Fassnacht C., Fosbury R., Fruchter A., Gardner J.P., Grogin N., Hook R.N., Hornschemeier A.E., Idzi R., Jogee S., Kretchmer C., Laidler V., Lee K.S., Livio M., Lucas R., Madau P., Mobasher B., Moustakas L.A., Nonino M., Padovani P., Papovich C., Park Y., Ravindranath S., Renzini A., Richardson M., Riess A., Rosati P., Schirmer M., Schreier E., Somerville R.S., Spinrad H., Stern D., Stiavelli M., Strolger L., Urry C.M., Vandame B., Williams R., Wolf C. <Astrophys. J. 600, L93 (2004)> =2004ApJ...600L..93G 2004ApJ...600L..93G
ADC_Keywords: Surveys ; Galaxies, optical ; Galaxies, IR Keywords: cosmology: observations; galaxies: distances and redshifts; galaxies: evolution; galaxies: formation Abstract: We present initial results from the Great Observatories Origins Deep Survey (GOODS) that are primarily, but not exclusively, based on multiband imaging data obtained with the Hubble Space Telescope and the Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS). The survey covers roughly 320 arcmin2 in the ACS F435W, F606W, F814W, and F850LP bands, divided into two well-studied fields. Existing deep observations from the Chandra X-Ray Observatory and ground-based facilities are supplemented with new, deep imaging in the optical and near-infrared from the European Southern Observatory and from the Kitt Peak National Observatory. Deep observations with the Space Infrared Telescope Facility are scheduled. Reduced data from all facilities are being released worldwide within 36 months of acquisition. Together, this data set provides two deep reference fields for studies of distant normal and active galaxies, supernovae, and faint stars in our own Galaxy. This Letter serves to outline the survey strategy and describe the specific data that have been used in the accompanying letters, summarizing the reduction procedures and sensitivity limits. Description: source identification and photometry were performed using SExtractor (Bertin & Arnouts, 1996A&AS..117..393B 1996A&AS..117..393B) File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file nb.dat 1058 32048 *GOODS-N b band source catalog (F435W) nv.dat 1058 32048 *GOODS-N v band source catalog (F606W) ni.dat 1058 32048 *GOODS-N i band source catalog (F814W) nz.dat 1058 32048 *GOODS-N z band source catalog (F850LP) sb.dat 1058 29599 *GOODS-S b band source catalog (F435W) sv.dat 1058 29599 *GOODS-S v band source catalog (F606W) si.dat 1058 29599 *GOODS-S i band source catalog (F814W) sz.dat 1058 29599 *GOODS-S z band source catalog (F850LP) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note on *.dat: All data are from the release 1.1 and detections are based on the z band. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- See also: http://www.stsci.edu/ftp/science/goods/ : GOODS Home Page Byte-by-byte Description of file: *.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 19 A19 --- GOODS Name (JHHMMSS.ss+DDMMSS.s) 21- 31 F11.7 deg RAdeg Right ascension in decimal degrees (J2000) 33- 43 F11.7 deg DEdeg Declination, in decimal degrees (J2000) 45- 46 I2 --- Sec Section reference number (SECT_REFNUM) 48- 55 F8.3 pix XSec X position in section (X_SECT) 57- 64 F8.3 pix YSec Y position in section (Y_SECT) 66- 75 F10.3 pix Xpos X position in mosaic (X_MOSAIC) 77- 86 F10.3 pix Ypos Y position in mosaic (Y_MOSAIC) 88- 93 I6 pix Xpeak X position of the peak flux (XPEAK_MOSAIC) 95- 100 I6 pix Ypeak Y position of the peak flux (YPEAK_MOSAIC) 102- 113 E12.7 --- Xwcs X position in World Coordinate System unit (XPEAK_WORLD) 115- 127 E13.7 --- Ywcs Y position in World Coordinate System unit (YPEAK_WORLD) 129- 134 I6 pix Xmin Minimum x-coordinate among detected pixels (XMIN_MOSAIC) 136- 141 I6 pix Ymin Minimum y-coordinate among detected pixels (YMIN_MOSAIC) 143- 148 I6 pix Xmax Maximum x-coordinate among detected pixels (XMAX_MOSAIC) 150- 155 I6 pix Ymax Maximum y-coordinate among detected pixels (YMAX_MOSAIC) 157- 162 I6 pix2 AreaF Isophotal area (filtered) above Detection threshold (ISOAREAF_IMAGE) 164- 169 I6 pix2 Area Isophotal area above Detection threshold (ISOAREA_IMAGE) 171- 175 F5.1 deg Theta [-90/90] Position angle (THETA_IMAGE) 177- 181 F5.3 --- Ell [0/1] Ellipticy, 1-(b/a) (ELLIPTICITY) 183- 188 F6.3 --- Elong [1/] Elongation, a/b (ELONGATION) 190- 194 F5.1 deg eTheta [-90/90] Error ellipse position angle (ERRTHETA_IMAGE) 196- 200 F5.2 --- r1 First Kron aperture in units of a and b (KRON_RADIUS) 202- 210 F9.3 --- Fr1 Flux in first Kron radius (FLUX_RADIUS) 212- 221 F10.3 --- Fr2 Second flux in Kron radius (FLUX_RADIUS) 223- 232 F10.3 --- Fr3 Third flux in Kron radius (FLUX_RADIUS) 234- 239 F6.2 pix FWHM FWHM assuming a gaussian core (FWHM_IMAGE) 241- 244 F4.2 --- G/S [0/1] Stellarity index (0 galaxy, 1 star) (CLASS_STAR) 246- 247 I2 --- Iflg [0/63] Internal flags (FLAGS) (1) 249- 250 I2 --- Eflg [0/63] External flags (IMAFLAGS_ISO) (1) 252- 257 I6 --- Nflg Number of flagged pixels within the object isophotal area (NIMAFLAGS_ISO) 259- 270 E12.9 ct bg Background (BACKGROUND) 272- 283 E12.9 ct/s Fmax Maximum flux (FLUX_MAX) 285- 291 F7.4 mag magI ?=99.0 Isophotal magnitude (MAG_ISO) 293- 299 F7.4 mag e_magI ?=99.0000 rms uncertainty on magI (MAGERR_ISO) 301- 312 E12.9 ct/s FI Isophotal flux (FLUX_ISO) 314- 324 E11.8 ct/s e_FI rms uncertainty on FI (FLUXERR_ISO) 326- 332 F7.4 mag magIc ?=99.0 Corrected isophotal magnitude (MAG_ISOCOR) 334- 340 F7.4 mag e_magIc ?=99.0000 rms uncertainty on magIc (MAGERR_ISOCOR) 342- 353 E12.9 ct/s FIc Corrected isophotal flux (FLUX_ISOCOR) 355- 365 E11.8 ct/s e_FIc rms uncertainty on FIc (FLUXERR_ISOCOR) 367- 373 F7.4 mag magA ?=99 Kron-like elliptical aperture magnitude (MAG_AUTO) 377- 383 F7.4 mag e_magA ?=99 rms uncertainty on magA (MAGERR_AUTO) 385- 396 E12.9 ct/s FA Flux within a Kron-like elliptical aperture (FLUX_AUTO) 398- 409 E12.9 ct/s e_FA rms uncertainty on FA (FLUXERR_AUTO) 411- 417 F7.4 mag magB ?=99.0 Best magnitude value (MAG_BEST) 419- 425 F7.4 mag e_magB ?=99.0 rms uncertainty on magB (MAGERR_BEST) 427- 438 E12.9 ct/s FB Best flux value (FLUX_BEST) 440- 450 E11.8 ct/s e_FB rms uncertainty on FB (FLUXERR_BEST) 452- 458 F7.4 mag mag1 ?=99 First fixed aperture magnitude vector (MAG_APER) 460- 466 F7.4 mag mag2 ?=99 Second fixed aperture magnitude vector (MAG_APER) 468- 474 F7.4 mag mag3 ?=99 Third fixed aperture magnitude vector (MAG_APER) 476- 482 F7.4 mag mag4 ?=99 4th fixed aperture magnitude vector (MAG_APER) 484- 490 F7.4 mag mag5 ?=99 5th fixed aperture magnitude vector (MAG_APER) 492- 498 F7.4 mag mag6 ?=99 6th fixed aperture magnitude vector (MAG_APER) 500- 506 F7.4 mag mag7 ?=99 7th fixed aperture magnitude vector (MAG_APER) 508- 514 F7.4 mag mag8 ?=99 8th fixed aperture magnitude vector (MAG_APER) 516- 522 F7.4 mag mag9 ?=99 9th fixed aperture magnitude vector (MAG_APER) 524- 530 F7.4 mag mag10 ?=99 10th fixed aperture magnitude vector (MAG_APER) 532- 538 F7.4 mag mag11 ?=99 11th fixed aperture magnitude vector (MAG_APER) 544- 550 F7.4 mag e_mag1 ?=99 rms uncertainty on magAp1 (MAGERR_APER) 555- 561 F7.4 mag e_mag2 ?=99 rms uncertainty on magAp2 (MAGERR_APER) 567- 573 F7.4 mag e_mag3 ?=99 rms uncertainty on magAp3 (MAGERR_APER) 577- 583 F7.4 mag e_mag4 ?=99 rms uncertainty on magAp4 (MAGERR_APER) 587- 593 F7.4 mag e_mag5 ?=99 rms uncertainty on magAp5 (MAGERR_APER) 597- 603 F7.4 mag e_mag6 ?=99 rms uncertainty on magAp6 (MAGERR_APER) 607- 613 F7.4 mag e_mag7 ?=99 rms uncertainty on magAp7 (MAGERR_APER) 618- 624 F7.4 mag e_mag8 ?=99 rms uncertainty on magAp8 (MAGERR_APER) 628- 634 F7.4 mag e_mag9 ?=99 rms uncertainty on magAp9 (MAGERR_APER) 639- 645 F7.4 mag e_mag10 ?=99 rms uncertainty on magAp10 (MAGERR_APER) 651- 657 F7.4 mag e_mag11 ?=99 rms uncertainty on magAp11 (MAGERR_APER) 659- 670 E12.9 ct/s F1 Flux vector within fixed first circular aperture (FLUX_APER) 672- 683 E12.9 ct/s F2 Flux vector within fixed second circular aperture (FLUX_APER) 685- 696 E12.9 ct/s F3 Flux vector within fixed third circular aperture (FLUX_APER) 698- 709 E12.9 ct/s F4 Flux vector within fixed 4th circular aperture (FLUX_APER) 711- 722 E12.9 ct/s F5 Flux vector within fixed 5th circular aperture (FLUX_APER) 724- 735 E12.9 ct/s F6 Flux vector within fixed 6th circular aperture (FLUX_APER) 737- 748 E12.9 ct/s F7 Flux vector within fixed 7th circular aperture (FLUX_APER) 750- 761 E12.9 ct/s F8 Flux vector within fixed 8th circular aperture (FLUX_APER) 763- 774 E12.9 ct/s F9 Flux vector within fixed 9th circular aperture (FLUX_APER) 776- 787 E12.9 ct/s F10 Flux vector within fixed 10th circular aperture (FLUX_APER) 789- 800 E12.9 ct/s F11 Flux vector within fixed 11th circular aperture (FLUX_APER) 802- 813 E12.8 ct/s e_F1 rms uncertainty on FAper1 (FLUXERR_APER) 815- 826 E12.8 ct/s e_F2 rms uncertainty on FAper2 (FLUXERR_APER) 828- 839 E12.8 ct/s e_F3 rms uncertainty on FAper3 (FLUXERR_APER) 841- 852 E12.8 ct/s e_F4 rms uncertainty on FAper4 (FLUXERR_APER) 854- 865 E12.8 ct/s e_F5 rms uncertainty on FAper5 (FLUXERR_APER) 867- 878 E12.8 ct/s e_F6 rms uncertainty on FAper6 (FLUXERR_APER) 880- 891 E12.8 ct/s e_F7 rms uncertainty on FAper7 (FLUXERR_APER) 893- 904 E12.7 ct/s e_F8 rms uncertainty on FAper8 (FLUXERR_APER) 906- 917 E12.8 ct/s e_F9 rms uncertainty on FAper9 (FLUXERR_APER) 919- 930 E12.8 ct/s e_F10 rms uncertainty on FAper10 (FLUXERR_APER) 932- 943 E12.8 ct/s e_F11 rms uncertainty on FAper11 (FLUXERR_APER) 945- 956 E12.7 pix2 X2 Second-order moment (X2_IMAGE) 958- 969 E12.7 pix2 Y2 Second-order moment (Y2_IMAGE) 971- 983 E13.7 pix2 XY Second-order moment (XY_IMAGE) 985- 996 E12.7 pix2 varX Variance of position along X (ERRX2_IMAGE) 998-1009 E12.7 pix2 varY Variance of position along Y (ERRY2_IMAGE) 1011-1023 E13.7 pix2 covXY Covariance of position X / Y (ERRXY_IMAGE) 1025-1031 F7.3 pix a Profile RMS along major axis (A_IMAGE) 1033-1038 F6.3 pix b Profile RMS along minor axis (B_IMAGE) 1040-1045 F6.4 pix ea rms position error major axis (ERRA_IMAGE) 1047-1052 F6.4 pix eb rms position error minor axis (ERRB_IMAGE) 1054-1058 I5 --- IDMos Mosaic identification number (ID_MOSAIC) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note (1): The flags are coded in decimal, all the extraction flags as a sum of powers of 2, as follows: 1 = The object had neighbours, bright and close enough to significantly bias the MAG_AUTO photometry, or bad pixels (more than 10% of the integrated area affected) 2 = The object was originally blended with another one 4 = At least one pixel of the object is saturated (or very close to) 8 = The object is truncated (too close to an image boundary) 16 = Object's aperture data are incomplete or corrupted 32 = Object's isophotal data are incomplete or corrupted 64 = A memory overflow occured during deblending 128 = A memory overflow occured during extraction -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- History: Copied at ftp://archive.stsci.edu/pub/hlsp/goods/catalog_r1
(End) Patricia Vannier, Francois Ochsenbein [CDS] 18-Jul-2005
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