DDO 216 metadata

VLA HI: Observations

UBV images
- FITS files: U, B, V
- Calibration parameters
- Further information: Hunter & Elmegreen 2006

JHK images: None

Halpha images
- FITS files:
  - Halpha (with stars)
  - Halpha (minus stellar continuum and sky)
- Calibration parameters
- Further information: Hunter & Elmegreen 2004

Ultraviolet images
- FITS files: FUV, NUV
- Further information: Hunter, Elmegreen, & Ludka 2010, Zhang et al. (2011)

Spitzer IRAC images
- FITS files: 3.6 microns, 4.5 microns, 5.8 microns, 8.0 microns
- Further information: Hunter, Elmegreen, & Martin 2006

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