Mid-infrared population of ELAIS-S1 sample Virtual Observatory Resource

Authors

1. La Franca F.
2. Gruppioni C.
3. Matute I.
4. Pozzi F.
5. Lari C.
6. Mignoli M.,Zamorani G.
7. Alexander D.M.
8. Cocchia F.
9. Danese L.
10. Franceschini A.,Heraudeau P.
11. Kotilainen J.K.
12. Linden-Vornle M.J.D.
13. Oliver S.,Rowan-Robinson M.
14. Serjeant S.
15. Spinoglio L.
16. Verma A.

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Abstract

We present a multiwavelength catalog (15{mu}m, R-band, K-band, and 1.4GHz flux) plus spectroscopic identifications for 406 15{mu}m sources detected in the European Large Area ISO Survey (ELAIS) region S1, over the flux density range 0.5<S15{mu}m<150mJy. Three hundred thirty-two (~82%) sources are optically identified down to R~23.0. Spectra or bona fide stellar identifications are obtained for 290 objects (~88% of the optically identified sources). The areal coverage, mid-infrared (MIR) and optical completeness of the sample are discussed in order to allow statistical and evolutionary analyses.

Keywords

1. galaxies
2. infrared-sources
3. redshifted
4. infrared-photometry
5. line-intensities

Bibliographic source Bibcode

2004AJ....127.3075L

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