Table 1: Level of contaminations (in Jy/sr) for Planck. The first two lines are for the dust emission fluctuations in the 40% cleanest region of the sky, assuming a k^-3 spectrum when 30% and 100% of the fluctuations remain unremoved. The second two lines are for the CIB fluctuations. We computed the case where the IR galaxies are Poisson distributed and the case where we also take the correlations between sources into account. In this case, $\sigma _{\rm tot}^{\rm CIB}=\sqrt {5 \times \sigma _{\rm Poisson}^2}$ . The last line is for the fluctuations due to the unresolved radio, while resolved radio sources represent 12% to 15% of the background.
Frequency (GHz) 30 44 70 100 143 217 353 545

30% dust fluctuations - - 3.96 13.09 33.76 144.69 704.14 2218.54

100% dust fluctuations - - 13.22 43.65 112.53 482.29 2347.15 7395.14

Poisson CIB fluctuations - - 311.27 583.41 1445.88 4426.90 15 279.8 39 082.8

Poisson+correlated CIB fluctuations - - 696.02 1304.54 3233.09 9898.85 34 166.7 87 391.8

Radio source fluctuations 1246.7 1729.3 2830.4 3210.0 3204.5 3598.3 - -

**Table 1:** Level of contaminations (in Jy/sr) for Planck. The first two lines are for the dust emission fluctuations in the 40% cleanest region of the sky, assuming a k^-3 spectrum when 30% and 100% of the fluctuations remain unremoved. The second two lines are for the CIB fluctuations. We computed the case where the IR galaxies are Poisson distributed and the case where we also take the correlations between sources into account. In this case, $\sigma _{\rm tot}^{\rm CIB}=\sqrt {5 \times \sigma _{\rm Poisson}^2}$ . The last line is for the fluctuations due to the unresolved radio, while resolved radio sources represent 12% to 15% of the background.
Frequency (GHz)	30	44	70	100	143	217	353	545
30% dust fluctuations	-	-	3.96	13.09	33.76	144.69	704.14	2218.54
100% dust fluctuations	-	-	13.22	43.65	112.53	482.29	2347.15	7395.14
Poisson CIB fluctuations	-	-	311.27	583.41	1445.88	4426.90	15 279.8	39 082.8
Poisson+correlated CIB fluctuations	-	-	696.02	1304.54	3233.09	9898.85	34 166.7	87 391.8
Radio source fluctuations	1246.7	1729.3	2830.4	3210.0	3204.5	3598.3	-	-

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	1 Introduction
	2 Modeling the contaminants
	3 SZ parameters
	4 Planck surveyor case
	5 Future ACT-like SZ surveys
	6 Requirements for SZ observations
	7 Discussion
	8 Conclusion
	References