A VLBI Calibrator Grid at 600MHz for Fast Radio Transient Localizations with CHIME/FRB Outriggers

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Autores principales: Andrew, Shion, Leung, Calvin, Li, Alexander, Masui, Kiyoshi W., Andersen, Bridget C., Bandura, Kevin, Curtin, Alice P., Kaczmarek, Jane, Lanman, Adam E., Lazda, Mattias, Mena-Parra, Juan, Michilli, Daniele, Nimmo, Kenzie, Pearlman, Aaron B., Rahman, Mubdi, Shah, Vishwangi, Shin, Kaitlyn, Wang, Haochen
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author Andrew, Shion
Leung, Calvin
Li, Alexander
Masui, Kiyoshi W.
Andersen, Bridget C.
Bandura, Kevin
Curtin, Alice P.
Kaczmarek, Jane
Lanman, Adam E.
Lazda, Mattias
Mena-Parra, Juan
Michilli, Daniele
Nimmo, Kenzie
Pearlman, Aaron B.
Rahman, Mubdi
Shah, Vishwangi
Shin, Kaitlyn
Wang, Haochen
author_facet Andrew, Shion
Leung, Calvin
Li, Alexander
Masui, Kiyoshi W.
Andersen, Bridget C.
Bandura, Kevin
Curtin, Alice P.
Kaczmarek, Jane
Lanman, Adam E.
Lazda, Mattias
Mena-Parra, Juan
Michilli, Daniele
Nimmo, Kenzie
Pearlman, Aaron B.
Rahman, Mubdi
Shah, Vishwangi
Shin, Kaitlyn
Wang, Haochen
contents The Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment Fast Radio Burst (CHIME/FRB) Project has a new VLBI Outrigger at the Green Bank Observatory (GBO), which forms a 3300km baseline with CHIME operating at 400-800MHz. Using 100ms long full-array baseband "snapshots" collected commensally during FRB and pulsar triggers, we perform a shallow, wide-area VLBI survey covering a significant fraction of the Northern sky targeted at the positions of compact sources from the Radio Fundamental Catalog. In addition, our survey contains calibrators detected from two 1s long trial baseband snapshots for a deeper survey with CHIME and GBO. In this paper, we present the largest catalog of compact calibrators suitable for 30-milliarcsecond-scale VLBI observations at sub-GHz frequencies to date. Our catalog consists of 200 total calibrators in the Northern Hemisphere that are compact on 30-milliarcsecond scales with fluxes above 100mJy. This calibrator grid will enable the precise localization of hundreds of FRBs a year with CHIME/FRB-Outriggers.
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spellingShingle A VLBI Calibrator Grid at 600MHz for Fast Radio Transient Localizations with CHIME/FRB Outriggers
Andrew, Shion
Leung, Calvin
Li, Alexander
Masui, Kiyoshi W.
Andersen, Bridget C.
Bandura, Kevin
Curtin, Alice P.
Kaczmarek, Jane
Lanman, Adam E.
Lazda, Mattias
Mena-Parra, Juan
Michilli, Daniele
Nimmo, Kenzie
Pearlman, Aaron B.
Rahman, Mubdi
Shah, Vishwangi
Shin, Kaitlyn
Wang, Haochen
Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics
High Energy Astrophysical Phenomena
The Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment Fast Radio Burst (CHIME/FRB) Project has a new VLBI Outrigger at the Green Bank Observatory (GBO), which forms a 3300km baseline with CHIME operating at 400-800MHz. Using 100ms long full-array baseband "snapshots" collected commensally during FRB and pulsar triggers, we perform a shallow, wide-area VLBI survey covering a significant fraction of the Northern sky targeted at the positions of compact sources from the Radio Fundamental Catalog. In addition, our survey contains calibrators detected from two 1s long trial baseband snapshots for a deeper survey with CHIME and GBO. In this paper, we present the largest catalog of compact calibrators suitable for 30-milliarcsecond-scale VLBI observations at sub-GHz frequencies to date. Our catalog consists of 200 total calibrators in the Northern Hemisphere that are compact on 30-milliarcsecond scales with fluxes above 100mJy. This calibrator grid will enable the precise localization of hundreds of FRBs a year with CHIME/FRB-Outriggers.
title A VLBI Calibrator Grid at 600MHz for Fast Radio Transient Localizations with CHIME/FRB Outriggers
topic Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics
High Energy Astrophysical Phenomena
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.11476