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J/A+A/364/712 BV photometry in Draco molecular cloud (Penprase+, 2000)
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Optical observations of the Draco molecular cloud.
I. Catalog of B and V magnitudes for selected areas.
Penprase B.E., Rhodes J.D., Harris E.L.
<Astron. Astrophys. 364, 712 (2000)>
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ADC_Keywords: Molecular clouds ; Photometry, UBV
Keywords: ISM: clouds - ISM: dust, extinction - ISM: general - ISM: structure -
Galaxy: halo - techniques: photometric
Description:
To investigate the distance and linear dimensions of the Draco
Molecular Cloud (MBM 41) we have obtained new CCD photometry for a
selection of stars in 20 selected areas toward the cores of the cloud.
The selected areas were chosen to coincide with the brightest
IRAS emitting portions of the cloud, and also with dense ^12^CO
emission from the cloud. For each area we have obtained V and B
photometry, and a subset of the fields has also been observed through
a narrow-band Halpha filter and in the U band.
We present V and B magnitudes for the 362 stars which have
high-quality observations in both bands.
The observations were made during the nights of June 29 and June 30,
1993 at the Palomar Observatory, using the 1.5-meter telescope and
Palomar 6 Tektronix CCD camera with 24 micron pixels.