The Digitized First Byurakan Survey as an Efficient Tool for Future Large Multiwavelength Surveys

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The future large multiwavelength surveys will provide numerous new objects and sources in various wavelength domains from gamma to radio. However, they will need a basis for a comparison and hence, new discoveries. Digitized Sky Surveys give excellent astrometric, photometric and morphological information on any object up to 21-23 magnitudes. However, an understanding on the nature of objects is absent. Together with the DSS1 and DSS2, the Digitized First Byurakan Survey (DFBS) will serve as a unique spectroscopic database for studies in a large area (17,000 sq. deg.) at high galactic latitudes: approximate classification of any object (20,000,000 objects are present), identification of gamma, X-ray, IR and radio sources, selection of a sample of objects for definite studies. Two groups of projects will be especially productive: search for new interesting objects of definite types by low-dispersion template spectra, and optical identifications of new non-optical sources. A joint usage of the direct images and spectra will give larger possibilities for various studies and more efficient use of the future surveys.

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