J/A+AS/52/63      H I Survey of the Galactic Center Region      (Burton+ 1983)

The gas distribution in the central region of the Galaxy. IV. A survey of neutral hydrogen in the region 349 < l < 13, -10 < b < 10, |v| < 350 km/s Burton W.B., Liszt H.S. <Astron. Astrophys. Suppl. Ser. 52, 63 (1983)> =1983A&AS...52...63B 1983A&AS...52...63B
ADC_Keywords: H I data; Interstellar medium; Surveys; Radio sources Keywords: Galaxy: structure - ISM: clouds - ISM: general - ISM: kinematics and dynamics - surveys Description: Presented here are 21-cm (1.42GHz) observations of neutral hydrogen emission from the core of our Galaxy made over a period of several years with the 140-foot telescope of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory. The survey covers the region 348 < l < 10, -10 < b < 10 with an angular resolution of 21' and a grid spacing of 0.5 degrees in both l and b, and the velocity range |v| < 310 km/s with a kinematic resolution of 5.5 km/s. The sensitivity of the data generally corresponds to an antenna-temperature rms level of 0.02 K or better. The H I spectra from the survey are archived in a single three-dimensional (v, l, b) data cube in FITS image format. There are 224 velocity channels with a step of 2.75 km/s between channels. The intensities are given in units of antenna temperature and can be converted to brightness temperature units by multiplying by a factor of (1.52). File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file hicenter.fit 2880 327 velocity-longitude-latitude data cube for entire survey -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgements: We thank the authors for making the data available for public distribution. References: Burton W. B., and Liszt H. S.: 1983 A&AS 52, 63 =1983A&AS...52...63B 1983A&AS...52...63B
(End) T. Sodroski [ADF/ADC] 30-Nov-1999
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