Quantifying Galaxy Morphology at High Redshift
Posters

Space Telescope Science Institute, April 27-29 1994

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Posters

1. An Automated classification system for faint galaxies.
   - Roberto Abraham
2. Automated morphological classification of galaxies with the APS.
   - Greg Aldering
3. Faint galaxies in WFPC2 Medium-Deep Survey images: how faint can morphological classification go?
   - Stephano Casertano
4. IR morphology of z > 1 3C radio galaxies.
   - Peter Eisenhardt
5. The contribution of low surface-brightness galaxies to faint galaxy counts.
   - Henry Ferguson
6. Compact galaxies in the direction of the Virgo Cluster.
   - Eduardo Hardy
7. Tidal triggering of star formation of the Butcher-Oemler effect.
   - Mark Henriksen
8. Test of galaxy evolutionary models via angular sizes of galaxies.
   - Myungshin Im
9. Morphological fits and redshift constraints for faint galaxies using WF/PC data.
   - William Keel
10. The morphology of a damped Ly-Alpha absorber at z = 2.81
    - Palle Möller &S. J. Warren
11. Automated morphological classification of galaxies with the APS.
    - Stephen Odewahn
12. What determines the morphological fractions in clusters?
    - Brad Whitmore
13. The Theta - z relation for galactic bulges and disks out to z = 0.6
    - Rogier Windhorst
14. Quantitative measurements of galaxy sizes of radio-ellipticals.
    - Esther Zirbel