VIII/63             ATESP radio survey. II.                  (Prandoni+, 2000)
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The ATESP radio survey. II. The source catalogue.
    Prandoni I., Gregorini L., Parma P., De Ruiter H.R., Vettolani G.,
    Wieringa M.H., Ekers R.D.
   
   =2000A&AS..146...41P
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ADC_Keywords: Galaxies, radio ; Surveys ; Galaxy catalogs

Keywords: surveys - radio continuum: galaxies - catalogs


Description:
    The ATESP survey is a radio survey accomplished with the Australia
    Telescope Compact Array (ATCA) at 1.4 GHz over a region of 26 square
    degrees centered at -40 and ranging in RA from 22h30m to 01h15m. The
    survey consists of 16 radio mosaics with 8x14 arcsec resolution and
    uniform sensitivity (1 sigma noise = 79 microJy). The final 6 sigmas
    catalogue contains 2960 sources down to a detection limit of 0.5 mJy.

    This region is superposed to the redshift survey ESO Slice Project
    (ESP) and is partly covered by the EIS survey (Patch A; see Cat.
    J/A+AS/130/323).
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 Column (1) Source IAU name.
 Different components of multiple sources are labeled `A', `B',

 Column (2) and (3)  Source position: Right Ascension and Declination (J2000).

 Column (4) and (5)  Source peak (S_peak) and integrated (S_total) flux
 densities in mJy (Baars et al. scale). The flux densities are not corrected
 for the systematic effects discussed  (0.26-450 mJy).

 Column (6) and (7) Intrinsic (deconvolved from the beam) source angular size.
 Full width half maximum of the major (Theta_maj) and minor (Theta_min) axes
 in arcsec. Zero values refer to unresolved sources

 Column (8) Source position angle (P.A., measured N through E) for the major
 axis  in degrees.
 Column (9) Flag indicating the fitting procedure and parameterization adopted
 for the source or source component
 `S' refers to Gaussian fits.
 `S*'refers to poor Gaussian fits.
 `E' refers to non-Gaussian sources.
 `M' refers to multiple sources.
      NAME             RADEC 2000               S_peak  S_tot  Th_maj  Th_min  PA  flag
ATESP J223235-402642  22 32 35.62 -40 26 42.1    1.26    6.07    27.13  13.55  28.9 S
ATESP J223237-393113  22 32 37.71 -39 31 13.2    0.69    0.71     0.00   0.00   0.0 S