TL;DR
The Spitzer Spectroscopic Data Fusion compiles merged spectroscopic redshift catalogs for key extragalactic fields, providing a unified, regularly updated resource for the community's calibration and analysis needs.
Contribution
It introduces a comprehensive, merged spectroscopic redshift catalog for multiple fields, enhancing data accessibility and consistency for extragalactic research.
Findings
Provides a unified redshift catalog for 14 fields
Includes provenance and overlap flags for each source
Available on Zenodo for community use
Abstract
I present the Spitzer Spectroscopic Data Fusion, a collection of merged spectroscopic redshift catalogs covering fourteen of the most widely studied extragalactic survey fields. Building on the Spitzer Data Fusion multi-wavelength photometric database, the collection merges several publicly available spectroscopic redshift catalogs within each field using a 1 arcsec matching radius, delivers a single best redshift per source together with provenance and overlap flags, and is available on Zenodo at https://zenodo.org/doi/10.5281/zenodo.6368347 The dataset is regularly updated as new spectroscopic surveys are published. It is intended as a community calibration resource for photometric redshift training, SED fitting, and multi-wavelength cross-identification studies.
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