Abstract
- [*] The Southern Hubble Deep Field
- R. Williams, S. A. Baum, L. E. Bergeron, B. Blacker,
B. J. Boyle, T. M. Brown, N. Bernstein, C. M. Carollo, S. Casertano,
D. de Mello, M. Dickinson, B. R. Espey, H. C. Ferguson,
A. S. Fruchter, J.P. Gardner, A. Gonnella, R. Gonzalez, J. Hayes,
P. Hewett, I. Heyer, R. N. Hook, D. Jones, M.E. Kaiser, A. Lubenow,
R. A. Lucas, J. Mack, J. W. MacKenty, P. Madau, R. Makidon,
C. L. Martin, L. Mazzuca, M. Mutchler, R. P. Norris, B. Perriello,
M. Postman, P. Royle, K. C. Sahu, S. Savaglio, A. Sherwin, E. Smith,
M. Stiavelli, H. I. Teplitz, R. van der Marel, R. J. Weymann,
M. S. Wiggs, G. M. Williger, J. Wilson, D. Zurek
- BAAS, 30, 4, 1366, 1998 (AAS Meeting 193, 75.01)
- © 1998. The American Astronomical Society.
All Rights Reserved.
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177 orbits of HST imaging and spectroscopy were devoted to three
adjacent fields plus flanking fields in the southern CVZ in October
1998, in an observing program similar to the original northern
HDF. Two important features of the HDF-S make it distinct from the
HDF-N: (1) simultaneous observations with WFPC2, STIS, and NICMOS in
parallel observing modes, leading to imaging of three separate fields,
and (2) the inclusion of a zem=2.2 quasar in the line of sight for the
STIS field. The HDF-S observations produced WFPC2 images in U, B, V,
and I; a deep STIS image of the field surrounding the quasar;
spectroscopy of the quasar with STIS from 1150-3560 Angstrom; and deep
imaging of an adjacent field with NICMOS in the J, H, and K bands. All
of the data, both raw and reduced, have been made public on 23
November 1998 and are available from the HST archive for analysis.
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