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Detailed Description of J/A+AS/102/451 : Emission-line stars and PNe in the SMC (Meyssonnier+ 1993)
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Note : this is the description file of the original catalog.
This HTML page corresponds well to the original description, but some minor
changes in the format may have been introduced in the FITS output
files in order to allow for arithmetic operations on quantities
such as coordinates and times. h:m:s and d:m:s units are normally
converted into degrees, and YYYY-MM-DD into julian days.
Similarly, some slight changes may have been introduced in the
units; the value given in the HTML files supersedes the value indicated in the ReadMe
file for this catalogue.
J/A+AS/102/451 Emission-line stars and PNe in the SMC (Meyssonnier+ 1993)
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A new catalogue of H-{alpha} emission-line stars and small nebulae in the
Small Magellanic Cloud
Meyssonnier N., Azzopardi M.
<Astron. Astrophys. Suppl. Ser. 102, 451 (1993)>
=1993A&AS..102..451M
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ADC_Keywords: Magellanic Clouds ; Stars, emission ; Planetary nebulae
Keywords: galaxies: Magellanic Clouds - stars: emission-line - H II regions -
planetary nebulae : general - surveys - catalogs
Description:
An objective-prism survey of the Small Magellanic Cloud (SMC) has been
performed through an H-{alpha} + [NII] interference filter, using the
90cm Curtis Schmidt telescope of Cerro Tololo. 1898 emission-line
objects have been detected in the main body of this galaxy, almost
quadrupling the number of those found in the same region by the
previous objective-prism surveys. Among these objects are newly
discovered planetary nebulae, compact HII regions and late-type stars.
Continuum intensity, as well as the shape and relative strength of the
H-{alpha} emission-line have been estimated; coordinates,
cross-identifications for the listed objects are provided.
The original paper contains in addition finding charts.
File Summary:
FileName Lrecl Records Explanations
× 80 . This file
× ReadMe 80 . This file
× table2.dat 80 1898 H-{alpha} emission-line stars and small nebulae in SMC
× notes.dat 100 134 Notes to table2
× table2x.dat 94 1898 *Additional notes and positions from B. Skiff
Note on table2x.dat: this file was prepared by B. Skiff (Lowell Observatory)
on 2012-12-12,
Byte-by-byte Description of file: table2.dat
Bytes Format Units Label Explanations
1 A1 --- n_MA [*] indicates that a note in file "notes"
2- 5 I4 --- MA [1/1898]+ MA catalogue running number (5)
6- 7 A2 --- u_MA [ :] Uncertain H{alpha} emission (6)
8- 9 A2 --- So [ sS] origin of spectroscopic data (1)
10- 11 I2 h RAh Right Ascension J2000 (hours)
13- 14 I2 min RAm Right Ascension J2000 (minutes)
16- 19 F4.1 s RAs Right Ascension J2000 (seconds)
22 A1 --- DE- Declination J2000 (sign)
23- 24 I2 deg DEd Declination J2000 (degrees)
26- 27 I2 arcmin DEm Declination J2000 (minutes)
29- 30 I2 arcsec DEs Declination J2000 (seconds)
33- 36 F4.1 --- Ha [0/5] Rough estimate of H{alpha} intensity (7)
39- 43 A5 --- Sp Three digits describing the spectrum (2)
45- 47 A3 --- Obj Nature or possible nature (:) of the objects (3)
49- 80 A32 --- Ident Cross-identifications and Cluster. (4)
Note (1): other spectroscopic observations are marked:
* 's' subsequent medium resolution spectroscopic observations by us
* 'S' previous spectroscopic observations have been reported from:
[1981MNRAS.194..613A] Aller, Keyes, Ross & O'Mara B.J.
[1977A&AS...30..261A] Ardeberg & Maurice
[1979A&A....75..120A] Azzopardi & Breysacher
[1981A&A....95..191A] Azzopardi, Breysacher & Muratorio
[1987MNRAS.227..161B] Barlow
[1989ApJ...339..244M] Boroson & Liebert
[1960MNRAS.121..337F] Feast, Thackeray & Wesselink
[1990A&A...234..233H] Heydari-Malayeri
[ever published?] Heydari-Malayeri & Leisy 1993, in preparation
[1991ApJS...75..407M] Meatheringham & Dopita
[1991ApJS...76.1085M] Meatheringham & Dopita
[1988MNRAS.234..583M] Monk, Barlow & Clegg
[1990ApJS...74...93R] Russell & Dopita
[1976MNRAS.174..513W] Webster
[1991A&AS...91..425W] Westerlund, Azzopardi, Breysacher & Rebeirot
[1993A&AS..102..401V] Winckel van, Duerbeck & Schwarz
[1986A&A...163..119Z] Zickgraf, Wolf, Stahl, Leitherer & Appenzeller
[1989A&A...220..206Z] Zickgraf, Wolf, Stahl & Humphreys
Note (2): The three digits describe the spectrum as it appears
on our deepest objective-prism plate:
(a) = relative intensity of the continuum quoted from 1 (faint) to 5
(overexposed), "2-3" pointing out an optimum exposure; the
additional symbol "T" denotes that a trace of continuum is
barely visible above the sky background on our plate, while
intensity "0" indicates that the related object does not show
any continuous spectrum underlying the emission-lines,
(b) = relative strength of the H{alpha} emission-line estimated on
a scale from 1 to 5, in which 1 represents a very weak line and 5 a
very strong line,
(c) = estimate of the H{alpha} emission-line feature, where "1"
denotes a sharp line, "2" a line appreciably widened and "3"
a line which is diffuse to very diffuse.
Note (3): Code for the nature of the objects as follows:
1 = H II region or filaments
2 = supernova remnant
3 = bubble or loop
4 = compact or small HII region
5 = PN or PN candidate (:)
6 = VLE or VLE candidate (:)
7 = Wolf-Rayet star
8 = Peculiar H{alpha} emission-line stars with FeII and [FeII] emission
Note (4): The first word (followed by one or more blanks) contains
cross-identifications separated by commas, in chronological order,
given by a letter abbreviation followed by the number assigned by
the respective authors who identified the object. Cluster information
on the star location in connection with the SMC cluster system; a
given star may lie either within a cluster or in its nearby
surrounding field but that, of course, does not imply cluster
membership.
Abbreviations used in cross-identifications and Cluster designation:
AB = [1979A&A....75..120A] Azzopardi & Breysacher
ARP = [1959AJ.....64..254A] Arp
AV = [1982A&AS...50..291A] Azzopardi & Vigneau
B = [1976ORROE...1....1B] Bruck (Occas. Rep. R. Obs. Edinburgh No 1)
DEM = [1976MmRAS..81...89D] Davies, Elliot & Meaburn
H = [1986PASP...98.1113H] Hodge
HW = [1974AJ.....79..858H] Hodge & Wright
J = [1980ApJS...42....1J] Jacoby
K = [1956PASP...68..125K] Kron
L = [1961AJ.....66..169L] Lindsay; see note (*)
Ln = [1958MNRAS.118..172L] Lindsay
MG = [1985MNRAS.213..491M] Morgan & Good
Mn = [1992MNRAS.258..639M] Morgan
Mo = [1984MNRAS.209..241M] Morgan
N = [1956ApJS....2..315H] Henize
NGC = [see cat.VII/1] Dreyer 1888 (Mem.RAS XLIX)
PMMR = [1983A&AS...53..255P] Prevot, Martin, Maurice, Rebeirot & Rousseau
R = [1960MNRAS.121..337F] Feast, Thackeray & Wesselink
RAW = [1993A&AS...97..603R] Rebeirot, Azzopardi & Westerlund
S = [1956ApJS....2..315H] Henize (emission-line stars)
Sa = [1968AJ.....73..246S] Sanduleak
Sk = [1989AJ.....98..825S] Sanduleak
SMP = [1978PASP...90..621S] Sanduleak, McConnel & Philip
SP = [1981PASP...93..431S] Sanduleak & Pesch
(*) Note that Lindsay (1961) did not provide finding charts for several
emission objects listed in his catalogue, thus their identification is
possible only with the help of their coordinates. When Lindsay's
coordinates for an object do not match ours adequately, the Lindsay
cross-identification "L" number is followed by a colon.
Letter abbreviation for author who previously found the object:
B = Bruck 1976 (1976ORROE...1....1B)
H = Hodge 1986 (1986PASP...98.1113H)
HW = Hodge & Wright 1974 (1974AJ.....79..858H)
K = Kron 1956 (1956PASP...68..125K)
Ln = Lindsay 1958 (1961AJ.....66..169L)
NGC = Dreyer 1888 (cat. VII/1)
Note (5): The acronym [MA93] is also found in the literature.
The stars are numbered according to increasing right ascension.
Note (6): the colons following the number indicates that the H{alpha}
emission-line nature of the object is doubtful or very doubtful,
mainly due to its severe faintness or because it is a late-type star.
Note (7): the relative intensity of the H{alpha} line is obtained
from the measurement of the optical density (0 - 5) of the
emission-line-peak on the digitized image of our 4-hour
exposure objective-prism plate.
Byte-by-byte Description of file: notes.dat
Bytes Format Units Label Explanations
1- 4 I4 --- MA [1/1898]+= MA catalogue number
5 A1 --- Cont Increasing symbol indicating continuation
7-100 A94 --- Text Text of note; bibcodes are used for references
Byte-by-byte Description of file: table2x.dat
Bytes Format Units Label Explanations
1- 4 I4 --- MA [1/1898]+ MA catalogue running number
6- 7 I2 h RA2h Right Ascension J2000 (hours)
9- 10 I2 min RA2m Right Ascension J2000 (minutes)
12- 16 F5.2 s RA2s Right Ascension J2000 (seconds)
18 A1 --- DE2- Declination J2000 (sign)
19- 20 I2 deg DE2d Declination J2000 (degrees)
22- 23 I2 arcmin DE2m Declination J2000 (minutes)
25- 28 F4.1 arcsec DE2s Declination J2000 (seconds)
30 A1 --- s [MUDisg-] Source of position (8)
32- 35 F4.1 --- mag ? Magnitude (B or V) from various sources
37 A1 --- n_mag [BV] Magnitude band (Blue or Visual)
40- 43 A4 --- spec Spectrum
48- 94 A47 --- Notes Notes and remarks from B. Skiff
Note (8): The source of position is:
M = 2MASS (Cat. II/246) or 2MASS6x (Cat. II/281)
U = UCAC2 (Cat. I/289)
D = DENIS (Cat. B/denis)
i = IRSF (Cat. II/288)
g = GSC-2.3 (Cat. I/305)
s = estimate, by B. Skiff, for diffuse objects
History:
* 20-Sep-1996: Original version, kindly supplied by Marc Azzopardi
* 12-Dec-2012: added "table2x.dat", prepared by B. Skiff
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(End) [CDS] Patricia Bauer (12-Oct-1993), rev. Francois Ochsenbein 20-Sep-1996