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Table 1
Summary of Masgomas objects detected during different project phases.
| ID | l | b | Detection method | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [deg] | [deg] | |||
| 01 | 33.109 | +0.424 | Visual detection | Massive (M > 104 M⊙) cluster with confirmed OB and RSG population (Ramírez Alegría et al. 2012). |
| 02 | 28.552 | +4.004 | Visual detection | Giant field star asterism mimicking RSG cluster. |
| 03 | 29.269 | +0.014 | Visual detection | Part of Alicante 10 (González-Fernández & Negueruela 2012). |
| 04 | 40.530 | +2.577 | Visual detection | Two-cored cluster with confirmed young and massive population (Ramírez Alegría et al. 2014b). |
| 05 | 40.362 | –0.701 | Automatic | Known cluster Juchert 3, a.k.a. DSH J1907.5+0617 (Kronberger et al. 2006). |
| 06 | 37.290 | –0.221 | Automatic | Nmem = 12, radius = 62′′, σ = 0.0021 [Nmem/arcsec2]. |
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