WSRT Observations of the Hubble Deep Field and
Flanking Fields
(Garrett, de Bruyn, Giroletti, Baan, Schilizzi 2000)
The WSRT images shown below are centred on the Hubble Deep Field. These
image were made from 6 x 12 hour runs using the new MFFEs at 1380
MHz. The rms noise limit is ~ 7.5 microJy/beam at the edge of the field
(rising to around 9 microJy in the centre of the field due to
confusion). The resolution is ca. 15 arcseconds.

WSRT Radio Image of the HDF and HFF -
WSRT's deepest image yet with an rms noise level of 7.5 microJy at the
edge of field.

WSRT Contours overlayed upon
the CFHT I-band image (Barger, Cowie et al.), crosses mark
exisiting VLA sources, boxes mark new WSRT detections.

WSRT Contours overlayed upon
the HST HDF/HFF image (Williams et al.) plotted down to
1 sigma. The background optical image is the HST HDF (10 orbits) and
HFF (1 orbit) image.

The full 0.5 degree WSRT field
centred on the HDF (Garrett et al.)

A close up of the beautiful
nearby spiral that is a WSRT only detection - image from the CFHT
Barger,
Cowie et al. observations.
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