Table 1.
Completeness summary for our stellar sample with derived stellar parameters with respect to the ALS III catalog, for stars within same distance and brightness (see main text for further details).
| Bmag ≤ 9 | Bmag ≤ 10 | Bmag ≤ 11 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Distance | Total # | % obs. | Total # | % obs. | Total # | % obs. |
| d < 1 kpc | 33 | 97% | 34 | 94% | 35 | 94% |
| d < 2 kpc | 219 | 99% | 294 | 90% | 363 | 77% |
| d < 3 kpc | 388 | 99% | 662 | 76% | 866 | 62% |
| d < 4 kpc | 401 | 98% | 750 | 71% | 1047 | 54% |
Notes. We include the statistics for stars above the top reddening line of Fig. 1 (area with green circles) and up to four different distances. Specifically, the different columns indicate the total number of stars with Bmag up to 9, 10, and 11, and the associated percentage of observed stars relative to the total.
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