Data

Images (pilot project)

10GHz images covering a single VLA primary beam in the GOODS-N field (Murphy et al. 2017).

FWHM beam size [arcsec]	rms noise [μJy/beam]
0.22	0.572	link
1.0	1.1	link
2.0	1.5	link

Images and Catalogs (large project)

We have produced two versions of the 10GHz mosaic of the GOODS-N field.

Low-resolution mosaic: 1.0" resolution and 920 nJy/beam (1σ) rms noise
High-resolution mosaic: 0.22" resolution and 645nJy/beam (1σ) rms noise

Our master catalog is obtained from the low-resolution mosaic. A total of 256 radio sources are detected above the 5σ level, out of which 12 are multi-component.

These images and catalogs are available upon request. Please contact e.jimenez@irya.unam.mx or emurphy@nrao.edu for more information.

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