Fig. B.1

From left to right and top to bottom: (1) peak temperature of the raw C18O (J = 1−0) data; (2)integrated intensity of the multi-Gaussian fit result; (3) column density estimate derived from this integrated intensity and the dust temperature; (4) largest (in absolute value) eigenvalue ε2 of the Hessian matrix computed at each point of the column density map; (5) regions identified as filamentary, by applying a threshold onto the ε2 map; and (6) skeleton obtained by morphological thinning of these regions. The filaments that are eliminated at some point in the cleaning process are indicated in red.
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