Ym. Georgelin et al., DEEP H-ALPHA SURVEY OF THE MILKY-WAY .3. THE L=338-DEGREES AREA, Astronomy & Astrophysics. Supplement series, 120(1), 1996, pp. 41-56
The Galactic plane has been observed between I = 337 degrees and l = 3
42 degrees in the frame of an H alpha Survey of the Southern Milky Way
. This area is known to be rich in radio sources but poor in H alpha e
mission. The analysis of high resolution profiles of the Her emission
observed in this direction nevertheless enabled to distinguish 6 diffe
rent velocity components: 2 faint layers of diffuse ionized hydrogen a
t 0 and -12 km s(-1) (V-LSR), 2 brighter layers at -28 and -39 km s(-1
) including individual HII regions, a faint patch at -50 km s(-1) and
two isolated bright HII regions at -61 km s(-1). Combining these H alp
ha observations with stellar and radio data we conclude about the most
probable distances for the different components.