The VLBA Imaging and Polarization Survey, VIPS for short, is initially a high dynamic range 5 GHz polarization survey with the Very Long Baseline Array of about one thousand Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN). The parent sample is the Cosmic Lens All Sky Survey in the region covered by the Sloan Digital Sky Survey in order to facilitate multi-wavelength science. Interesting sources are followed up for simultaneous new 5 GHz and higher frequency (15 GHz anticipated) observations to obtain Spectral Index and Rotation Measure maps. The VIPS collaboration

J16334+6500

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16h33m27.7584s +65d00'42.435"

VIPS source # 1040

5 GHz polarization data

5 GHz Stokes I image	5 GHz Polarization image	FITS files
		VLBA UV data Stokes I image Stokes Q image Stokes U image
PDF GIF	PDF GIF

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Search the observed (CLASS) position with a one arminute radius in:
SDSS NED VizieR SIMBAD

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Your friendly VIPS team members (in alphabetical order): Roger Blandford, Garret Cotter, Chris Fassnacht, Neil Gehrels, Steve Healey, Joe Helmboldt, Peter Michelson, Steve Myers, Tim Pearson, Tony Readhead, Roger Romani, Loránt Sjouwerman, Greg Taylor, Steve Tremblay, Craig Walker, and Lawrence Weintraub.
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