High resolution CO observation of massive star forming regions

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A&A, 530 (2011) A53

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Table 2

SMA and JCMT observation characteristics.

Source	Gain calibrators		Res.^a	rms noise (Jy/beam)			Synthesized Beam^b

	extended	compact	(km s^-1)	SMA^c	JCMT^d	Comb.^e	Major^b	Minor^b	PA^b

G10.6	1833-210	1733-130	0.63	0.24	0.9	0.24	1.41′′	1.14′′	54.4°
G28.2	1944-201	1733-130	0.63	0.12	1.2	0.14	1.88′′	1.07′′	77.9°
NGC 7538	2202+422	0102+584^f	1.06	0.11	2.0	0.13	2.35′′	1.61′′	71.6°

Notes.

^(a)

Spectral resolution of the final data products.

^(b)

Synthesized beam of the combined SMA and JCMT dataset.

^(c)

Jointly inverted SMA extended and compact configuration data.

^(d)

JCMT observations regridded to the spatial resolution of the jointly inverted SMA observations.

^(e)

rms noise value for the combination of the JCMT data and the jointly inverted SMA data using the miriad task MOSMEM at the spectral resolution of the final data product.

^(f)

BLLac was also used as a gain calibrator, and 3c273 and Uranus were both used as bandpass calibrators in addition to 3c454.

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