L. K. Hunt et al. 1998 The Astronomical Journal 115 2594 doi:10.1086/300349
L. K. Hunt1, F. Mannucci1, L. Testi2,4, S. Migliorini2, R. M. Stanga2, C. Baffa3, F. Lisi3 and L. Vanzi3,5
Show affiliationsWe report J, H, and K photometry of 86 stars in 40 fields in the Northern Hemisphere. The fields are smaller than or comparable to a 4' × 4' field of view and are roughly uniformly distributed over the sky, making them suitable for a homogeneous broadband calibration network for near-infrared panoramic detectors. K magnitudes range from 8.5 to 14 and J-K colors, from -0.2 to 1.2. The photometry is derived from a total of 3899 reduced images; each star has been measured, on average, 26.0 times per filter on 5.5 nights. Typical errors on the photometry are ~0.012 mag.
Issue 6 (1998 June)
Received 1995 November 8, accepted for publication 1998 February 11
An Erratum for this article has been published in 2000 The Astronomical Journal 119 985
L. K. Hunt et al. 1998 The Astronomical Journal 115 2594
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