Fig. 16
Results of the 3D modelling showing the influence of heating from an anisotropic ISRF on the FIR emission of a B68-like globule. The upper left panel reflects the column density of the model globule, the lower left panel shows the 100 μm emission as observed with Herschel. The remaining four images show the modelled FIR maps at 100 (central column) and 160 μm (right column) for an isotropic (top) and an anisotropic (bottom) ISRF.
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