Using a CCD camera, deep BVI photometric sequences in the magnitude range V = 12-22 are obtained in order to calibrate stellar magnitudes in selected galactic structure fields. Consideration is given to the photographic determination of the magnitude zero points and to the color equations of the CCD which are derived on the basis of 16 E-region standards. It is shown that the systematic errors in tying in the zero points of the whole CCD sequence are less than 0.03 magnitude in B, V, and I, and that the stellar magnitudes are not of the same high accuracy as photoelectric standards. The CCD sequences are presented in tables, and charts for the identification of the objects are given
Photoelectric BVRI photometry of several fields is presented. These data are intended to be used as ...
We present a method for measuring the magnitude of stars on the photographic plates of the Carte du ...
We present new observations of two Galactic globular clusters, PAL4 and PAL14, using the Wide-Field ...
Using CCD observations photometric magnitudes have been obtained in 18 subfields in a direction at i...
The results from work done to extend the Johnson-Cousins BVRI photometric standard sequence to faint...
For calibration of ESO/SERC survey plates, photometric CCD sequences have been obtained for 10 ESO/S...
We present results from a continuing campaign to secure deep multi-colour CCD sequences for photomet...
Lists of CCD photometric standard stars in the BVRc system of Johnson and Cousins are presented for...
Photometric U and I standard sequences in the field of the open cluster NGC 7790 are presented. The ...
We report V-(B - V) CCD Color Magnitude Diagrams (CMDs) for 23 southern Galactic globular clusters. ...
peer reviewedThe role of star observations is advocated in the photometric calibration of the low sp...
Using CCD observations photometric magnitudes have been obtained in 18 sub-fields in a direction at ...
peer reviewedNumerical simulations of a CCD flat-fielding calibration procedure on stellar fields ha...
Johnson CCD photometry was performed in the two subgroups of the association Cepheus OB3, for select...
Online Digitized Sky Survey (DSS) material is often used to obtain information on newly discovered v...
Photoelectric BVRI photometry of several fields is presented. These data are intended to be used as ...
We present a method for measuring the magnitude of stars on the photographic plates of the Carte du ...
We present new observations of two Galactic globular clusters, PAL4 and PAL14, using the Wide-Field ...
Using CCD observations photometric magnitudes have been obtained in 18 subfields in a direction at i...
The results from work done to extend the Johnson-Cousins BVRI photometric standard sequence to faint...
For calibration of ESO/SERC survey plates, photometric CCD sequences have been obtained for 10 ESO/S...
We present results from a continuing campaign to secure deep multi-colour CCD sequences for photomet...
Lists of CCD photometric standard stars in the BVRc system of Johnson and Cousins are presented for...
Photometric U and I standard sequences in the field of the open cluster NGC 7790 are presented. The ...
We report V-(B - V) CCD Color Magnitude Diagrams (CMDs) for 23 southern Galactic globular clusters. ...
peer reviewedThe role of star observations is advocated in the photometric calibration of the low sp...
Using CCD observations photometric magnitudes have been obtained in 18 sub-fields in a direction at ...
peer reviewedNumerical simulations of a CCD flat-fielding calibration procedure on stellar fields ha...
Johnson CCD photometry was performed in the two subgroups of the association Cepheus OB3, for select...
Online Digitized Sky Survey (DSS) material is often used to obtain information on newly discovered v...
Photoelectric BVRI photometry of several fields is presented. These data are intended to be used as ...
We present a method for measuring the magnitude of stars on the photographic plates of the Carte du ...
We present new observations of two Galactic globular clusters, PAL4 and PAL14, using the Wide-Field ...