The first table displays the ROIs or sources with PS larger than 8.00 (10.00). The second table displays all ROIs.<br>
For each ROI, there is a first row summarizing the ROI, followed by a row for each free source in the fit.<br><br>
In the ROI rows:<br>
- 2nd column: Galactic coordinates of the center of the ROI;<br>
- 3rd column: the log10 of the total number of events, followed by the fractions due to the galactic diffuse emission/the isotropic diffuse emission/all the rest (Earth limb, SunMoon, all free and fixed sources);<br>
- 4th column: PS map gif link and maximum of the PS map.<br>
- 5th column: ROI gif.<br><br>
The PS map gif shows:<br>
- top-left: the PS map (the + marker is the position of the maximum PS);<br>
- bottom-left: the 2.5<logE<3.0 count map;<br>
- top-right and bottom-right: the count spectrum and spectral residuals corresponding to the maximum PS in the map.<br>
The numbers in the 2d maps correspond to the free source IDs (as given in the first column of the sources' rows).<br><br>
The ROI gif shows the count spectrum and spectral residuals of:<br>
- left: the entire ROI;<br>
- right: the entire ROI minus PSF_68-energy-dependent regions around the free sources.<br>
The count spectra plots displays data (black), total predicted (red), isotropic predicted (green), isotropic+galactic predicted (blue).<br><br>
In the sources' rows, the gif plot shows the count spectrum (black=data, red=total predicted, blue=source predicted), spectral residuals and pulls computed in the PSF_68-energy-dependent region around the source.<br>
In all rows, the last column gives the PS (of the source or of the entire ROI minus PSF_68-energy-dependent regions around the free sources.)<br>