ERO Public Data ReleaseWelcome to the data access page for the Euclid Early Release Observations (EROs). This release contains the images and source catalogues. The release notes for the ERO Public Data Release can be found on the COSMOS pages here. The data files for the EROs can be found through the links below. ERO-02: A first glance at free-floating baby Jupiters with EuclidE. Martín (Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias) ERO-03: Euclid view of Milky Way globular clustersD. Massari (INAF OAS, Bologna) ERO-08: A Euclid showcase of nearby galaxiesL. Hunt (INAF-AO Arcetri, Firenze) ERO-09: The Fornax galaxy cluster seen with EuclidA. Lançon (Observatoire de Strasbourg) ERO-10: Cluster of GalaxiesJ.-C. Cuillandre (CEA, AIM, Université Paris-Saclay) ERO-11: A Glimpse Into Euclid's Universe Through a Giant Magnifying LensH. Atek (Institut d’Astrophysique de Paris) DataThe data reduction for the EROs is described in the paper "Euclid: Early Release Observations -- Programme overview and pipeline for compact- and diffuse-emission photometry" (Cuillandre et al, 2024, submitted to A&A). A pre-print version of the paper is available here. The user is recommended to consult this paper in case of questions concerning these datasets. Each ERO target has associated image stacks and catalogues, described below. ImagesThe collection of image stacks from the VIS and NISP instrument are packaged in the following files, for a given ERO field '
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CatalogsSource catalogs have generated from VIS and NISP images using
The catalogs are provided in ASCII format but can be quickly converted to a FITS table with the provided Python script (convert2fits.py). SupportPlease use the following support services, in case of problems or questions:
AdvisoriesDR-01 (2024-05-23)The aperture magnitudes in the NISP Y-band Barnard30 catalog have an erroneous value of 99.00. DR-02 (2024-05-23)HolmbergII contains uncorrected stray light in the Extended emission stack. |