AAS Meeting #193 - Austin, Texas, January 1999
Session 75. Hubble Deep Field South and North
Display, Friday, January 8, 1999, 9:20am-6:30pm, Exhibit Hall 1

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[75.07] The Hubble Deep Field South: Deep uBVRI Imaging of 1/2 Square Degree

H.I. Teplitz, J.P. Gardner, P. Palunas, M.S. Sahu, E.M. Malumuth, B.E. Woodgate, S.R. Heap, G.M. Williger, A.C. Danks, A. Smette, T.M. Brown, M.E. Kaiser, T. R. Gull (Goddard Space Flight Center)

We present 1/2 square degree uBVRI imaging around the Hubble Deep Field -- South. The images were obtained with the Big Throughput Camera at CTIO in 1998 September. We will discuss the broad-band photometry of this field and present the statistics of ~50000 galaxies, including number-magnitude counts and clustering properties. The deep field was chosen for the presence of the z=2.25 QSO J2233-606, which has multiple absorption systems that may mark large scale structures. We also discuss the color distribution of galaxies and u-band dropouts. We compare our photometric measurements with the high resolution images available from the HST observations. We will make the images and catalogs presented here available over the WWW.


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