Notes. The electronic version of this table is available at Zenodo. In Col. 1, the label ‘1’ indicates (experimentally) unknown lower level, ‘2’ indicates unknown upper level, ‘12’ indicates that both levels are unknown, ‘L’ indicates a transition observed in the laboratory, and ‘R’ indicates a transition with known levels but unobserved in the laboratory. The remaining columns are: (2) cancellation factor as defined in Cowan (1981), (3)-(4) weighted TP and log of the weighted (absorption) oscillator strength, where ɡ_u and ɡ_l refer to statistical weights of the upper and lower energy levels, respectively, (5)–(7) vacuum Ritz wavenumber, vacuum Ritz wavelength, and air Ritz wavelength converted using the three term dispersion formula from Peck & Reeder (1972), respectively, where uncertainties are given in parentheses in units of the final decimal places for lines with types ‘L’ and ‘R’, otherwise, ‘*’ indicates at least one unknown energy level for a transition, (8)–(13) level term labels, J values, and energies, where the term labels of unknown levels are from the leading eigenvectors in the LS coupling scheme, and (14)–(15) upper and lower level Landé ɡ-factors.