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CFHTLS pages
Images and Catalogues
- Deep (full)
- Deep (best seeing)
- Wide
- CFHTLS Graphical Search Tool (Wide and Deep)
- Cutout service
- Multi-wavelength scrollable images (Deep only)
- Unified catalogs
- Catalog queries
- Queue run images and catalogues
- Stacking procedure
- Input images and limiting magnitudes
- Checks on Astrometry
- Checks on Photometry
- Coverage at other wavelengths
Send comments / suggestions / problems to:
Stephen.Gwyn@nrc.ca
CFHTLS Deep Field stacked images and catalogues
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This page contains links to the final version of the CFHTLS Deep
Fields data. As an alternative to the direct links, use the check
boxes to select multiple data sets and then click on the "Download"
button to use CADC's DownloadManager.
A detailed data description follows the tables of links. A table of the input images and limiting magnitudes can be found here. These are the "full" stacks. The "best seeing" stacks can be found here. |
| Data description |
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Images: Each image covers approximated 1 square degree and measures roughly 20000x20000 pixels. All the images for each field are registered with each other: a pixel of one image in one band covers exactly the same bit of sky as the equivalent pixel in another image. All the images have a photometric zero-point of 30.000. That is to say: Mag = -2.5 *log10 (counts) + 30in AB magnitudes. The naming convention is: D1.U.fits ^ ^ | |___ Filter |_________ Field Weight maps: These are inverse variance weight maps. They have names like: D1.U.weight.fits Multiband photometric catalogues: These catalogues (one per deep field) give photometry in all 5 filters through matched apertures. The detection and aperture determination is done in the I band. That is to say, the catalogues are I-selected. The photometric catalogues are all in ASCII format: The photometric catalogues were generated as described here. The magnitudes are all in AB magnitudes, measured in Kron-style apertures (SExtractor's MAG_AUTO). No corrections have been made for galactic extinction. A magnitude of 99 indicates no measurable flux. The column HLR is the half light radius (in arcseconds) of the object. A value of 99 means that the half light radius could not be measured. The multiband photometric catalogues have names like D1.cat Single-band Photometric Catalogues: These catalogues contain the photometry and a few image shape paramters determined for each filter individually for each of the deep fields. The columns are labelled and described in each of the ASCII format files: These photometric catalogues were generated by running SExtractor in normal mode on the relevant images as described here. Most of the columns are fairly self explanatory. MAG_APER is the aperture magnitude measured through 3 arcsecond diameter radius. FLUX_RADIUS is the half-light radius. They have names like: D1.U.cat |
Send comments/suggestions/problems to Stephen.Gwyn@nrc.ca