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Table 2.

Description of WED table columns.

Column Description
obs_id Ordinal number of the input
object Name of the object
obj_type (a) Emitting object type
ra_2000 RA (J2000)
dec_2000 Dec (J2000)
transition Observed water transition
freq (b) Rest frequency of the observed transition
telescope Name of the telescope used in the observations
instrument (c) Instrument used in the observations
obs_res Resolution (″)
distance Distance to the object (pc)
luminosity Bolometric luminosity (L)
tbol (c) Bolometric temperature (K)
menv (c) Envelope mass (M)
vlsr (c) Velocity (km s−1)
flux Observed water flux
flux_err (c) Flux error
unit Unit of the observed flux (K km s−1; W cm−2; W m−2; erg s−1 cm−2)
ref (d) Reference to the flux measurement(s)
extra Other relevant information

Notes.

(a)

Object types currently in use: YSO – young stellar object, IM – intermediate-mass, LM – low-mass, IR-q – IR-quiet, HM – high-mass, mIR-q – mIR-quiet, HMPO – high-mass protostellar object, HMC – hot molecular core, UCHII – ultra-compact HII region, C0 – Class 0, CI – Class I, CII – Class II, PS – possible pre-stellar core, PDR – photodissociation region. Classification is based on the source papers;

(b)

All of the frequencies to corresponding transitions are taken from the LAMDA database (Schöier et al. 2005);

(c)

When available;

(d)

If more than one flux measurement is available, then the most recent or commonly used one is provided with the references to the remaining ones being stored in this column.

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