The catalog is in an ascii file with 44 characters per record. It can be read with the following Fortran statements:
character name*10, decsgn*1, extflg, widflg integer rahh, ramm, decdd, decmm, decss, flux real rass, spind read(10,1) name, rahh, ramm, rass, decsgn, decdd, decmm, decss, & flux, extflg, spind, widflg 1 format(a10,1x,i2, 1x, i2, 1x, f4.1, 1x, a1, i2, 1x, i2, 1x, i2, & i6, a1, 1x, f4.1, a1) Column Variable Format Description ------ -------- ------ ----------- (1) NAME A10 6cm Name, constructed from RA, Dec HHMM+DDMM with A or B added at end if needed to make name unique (2) RAHH I2 Hours of right ascension (1950) (3) RAMM I2 Minutes of RA (4) RASS F4.1 Seconds of RA (5) DECSGN I2 Sign of declination (6) DECDD I2 Degrees of declination (7) DECMM I2 Minutes of declination (8) DECSS I2 Seconds of declination (9) FLUX I6 4.85 GHz flux (mJy) (10) EXTFLG A1 "*" if source is extended, else blank (11) SPIND F4.1 Spectral index between 4.85 GHz and 0.365 GHz (flux from Texas survey, Douglas et al., private comm.), blank if not detected at 0.365 GHz (12) WIDFLG A1 "*" if separation between 4.85 GHz and 0.365 GHz positions is greater than 100 arcsec, else blank Here are a few sample lines from the catalog: 123456789 123456789 123456789 123456789 1234 Name HH MM SS.S SDD MM SS FFFFFE SS.SW 0000+1833 00 00 4.0 +18 33 23 66 -0.9 0000+1549 00 00 5.9 +15 49 12 72 0000+7459 00 00 17.5 +74 59 18 47 0000+5729 00 00 42.8 +57 29 16 64 -0.7* 0001+0343 00 01 6.5 +03 43 20 107*Back to begining