Observation and processing of 2.3 GHz radio astronomy survey data

Jonas, Justin Leonard

Title: Observation and processing of 2.3 GHz radio astronomy survey data
Creator: Jonas, Justin Leonard
Subject: Radio astronomy
Subject: Southern sky (Astronomy)
Date Issued: 1983
Date: 1983
Date: 2013-04-15
Type: Thesis
Type: Masters
Type: MSc
Identifier: vital:5505
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1007280
Identifier: Radio astronomy
Identifier: Southern sky (Astronomy)
Description: The results of the second part of the Rhodes University Southern Sky Survey at 2.3GHz are presented. The area surveyed extends from 12hOO to 22hOO right ascension between declinations -63º and -24º. The observation technique and data reduction processes are analyzed. Digital data processing techniques used to enhance and display the data are dicussed. The results show that the Galactic emission extends as far as 40º latitude. Filamentary and loop-like structures are found superimposed on this general emission. Many of these features are unidentified as yet. A large region of emission is found to coincide with the Sco-Cen stellar association. A lower limit for the ionizing flux from the stars in the association is derived. All of the non-confused extragalactic sources with flux densities greater than O.5Jy are listed. The flux densities of these sources have been measured and any possible extended features are noted.
Description: KMBT_363
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Format: 217 p.
Format: pdf
Contributor: Baart, E.E.
Contributor: De Jager, G.
Publisher: Rhodes University
Publisher: Faculty of Science, Physics and Electronics
Language: English
Rights: Jonas, Justin Leonard

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