Table 2.

Optical observations details for the type-1 LINERs sample discussed in this paper.

IDRADec.NightEXP (s) (s)Air massSeeing (arcsec)Slit PA (°)Nuclear aperture (arcsec)Nuclear aperture (kpc)
NGC 026600 49 47.80+32 16 39.823 Dec 20143 × 18001.231.4701.2 × 2.80.39 × 0.91
NGC 0315a00 57 48.88+30 21 08.830 Sep 20133 × 18001.230.6991.0 × 1.90.34 × 0.65
NGC 084102 11 17.36+37 29 49.803 Dec 20124 × 18001.011.02701.2 × 2.80.38 × 0.88
NGC 1052a02 41 04.80−08 15 20.830 Sep 20133 × 18001.300.71551.0 × 2.30.10 × 0.23
NGC 268108 53 32.74+51 18 49.204 Dec 20124 × 18001.091.02401.2 × 3.90.06 × 0.19
NGC 278709 19 18.59+69 12 11.722 Dec 20143 × 18001.430.82611.2 × 2.20.07 × 0.13
NGC 322610 23 27.01+19 53 54.723 Dec 20143 × 18001.371.4331.2 × 2.20.10 × 0.18
NGC 364211 22 17.89+59 04 28.323 Dec 20143 × 18001.881.4211.2 × 2.80.13 × 0.31
NGC 371811 32 34.85+53 04 04.524 Dec 20143 × 18001.341.221.2 × 2.80.09 × 0.20
NGC 388411 46 12.18+20 23 29.923 Dec 20143 × 24001.241.4351.2 × 2.20.55 × 1.03
NGC 399811 57 56.13+55 27 12.924 Dec 20143 × 18001.161.02501.2 × 2.80.09 × 0.21
NGC 403612 01 26.75+61 53 44.814 Apr 20134 × 18001.521.21021.2 × 2.80.12 × 0.28
NGC 414312 09 36.06+42 32 03.012 Apr 20134 × 18001.122.0901.5 × 3.40.10 × 218
NGC 420312 15 05.05+33 11 50.412 Apr 20134 × 18001.271.0201.2 × 1.70.09 × 0.12
NGC 427812 20 06.82+29 16 50.713 Apr 20134 × 18001.071.0611.2 × 1.70.07 × 0.10
NGC 443812 27 45.59+13 00 31.813 Apr 20134 × 18001.531.0391.2 × 2.20.03 × 0.06
NGC 445012 28 29.63+17 05 05.814 Apr 20134 × 18001.281.5601.2 × 2.20.15 × 0.28
NGC 463612 42 49.83+02 41 16.009 Jun 20153 × 18001.291.2381.2 × 2.80.06 × 0.15
NGC 475012 50 07.27+72 52 28.725 Dec 20143 × 18001.311.02311.2 × 2.80.14 × 0.34
NGC 477212 53 29.16+02 10 06.214 Apr 20133 × 18001.231.2211.2 × 2.20.07 × 0.13
NGC 500513 10 56.23+37 03 33.111 Apr 20133 × 18001.231.0761.2 × 2.20.08 × 0.15
NGC 507713 19 31.67−12 39 25.114 Apr 20134 × 18001.621.2131.2 × 2.20.21 × 0.39
IDRADec.NightEXP (s) (s)Air massSeeing (arcsec)Slit PA (°)Nuclear aperture (arcsec)Nuclear aperture (kpc)
NGC 026600 49 47.80+32 16 39.823 Dec 20143 × 18001.231.4701.2 × 2.80.39 × 0.91
NGC 0315a00 57 48.88+30 21 08.830 Sep 20133 × 18001.230.6991.0 × 1.90.34 × 0.65
NGC 084102 11 17.36+37 29 49.803 Dec 20124 × 18001.011.02701.2 × 2.80.38 × 0.88
NGC 1052a02 41 04.80−08 15 20.830 Sep 20133 × 18001.300.71551.0 × 2.30.10 × 0.23
NGC 268108 53 32.74+51 18 49.204 Dec 20124 × 18001.091.02401.2 × 3.90.06 × 0.19
NGC 278709 19 18.59+69 12 11.722 Dec 20143 × 18001.430.82611.2 × 2.20.07 × 0.13
NGC 322610 23 27.01+19 53 54.723 Dec 20143 × 18001.371.4331.2 × 2.20.10 × 0.18
NGC 364211 22 17.89+59 04 28.323 Dec 20143 × 18001.881.4211.2 × 2.80.13 × 0.31
NGC 371811 32 34.85+53 04 04.524 Dec 20143 × 18001.341.221.2 × 2.80.09 × 0.20
NGC 388411 46 12.18+20 23 29.923 Dec 20143 × 24001.241.4351.2 × 2.20.55 × 1.03
NGC 399811 57 56.13+55 27 12.924 Dec 20143 × 18001.161.02501.2 × 2.80.09 × 0.21
NGC 403612 01 26.75+61 53 44.814 Apr 20134 × 18001.521.21021.2 × 2.80.12 × 0.28
NGC 414312 09 36.06+42 32 03.012 Apr 20134 × 18001.122.0901.5 × 3.40.10 × 218
NGC 420312 15 05.05+33 11 50.412 Apr 20134 × 18001.271.0201.2 × 1.70.09 × 0.12
NGC 427812 20 06.82+29 16 50.713 Apr 20134 × 18001.071.0611.2 × 1.70.07 × 0.10
NGC 443812 27 45.59+13 00 31.813 Apr 20134 × 18001.531.0391.2 × 2.20.03 × 0.06
NGC 445012 28 29.63+17 05 05.814 Apr 20134 × 18001.281.5601.2 × 2.20.15 × 0.28
NGC 463612 42 49.83+02 41 16.009 Jun 20153 × 18001.291.2381.2 × 2.80.06 × 0.15
NGC 475012 50 07.27+72 52 28.725 Dec 20143 × 18001.311.02311.2 × 2.80.14 × 0.34
NGC 477212 53 29.16+02 10 06.214 Apr 20133 × 18001.231.2211.2 × 2.20.07 × 0.13
NGC 500513 10 56.23+37 03 33.111 Apr 20133 × 18001.231.0761.2 × 2.20.08 × 0.15
NGC 507713 19 31.67−12 39 25.114 Apr 20134 × 18001.621.2131.2 × 2.20.21 × 0.39

Notes. ‘ID’: object designation as in Table 1. ‘RA’ and ‘Dec.’ are the coordinates. ‘Night’: date the object was observed. ‘EXP’: exposure time for the observations. ‘Air mass’: full air mass range of the observations. ‘Slit PA’: slit position angle of the observations (as measured from north and eastwards on the sky). ‘Nuclear aperture’: columns indicate the nuclear aperture that is the nuclear region corresponding to the spectra presented in this work, expressed as angular size and spatial extent. These sizes are indicated as: slit width × selected region during the extraction of the final spectrum (see Section 2). a Marks those LINERs observed with ALFOSC/NOT instead of TWIN/CAHA.

Table 2.

Optical observations details for the type-1 LINERs sample discussed in this paper.

IDRADec.NightEXP (s) (s)Air massSeeing (arcsec)Slit PA (°)Nuclear aperture (arcsec)Nuclear aperture (kpc)
NGC 026600 49 47.80+32 16 39.823 Dec 20143 × 18001.231.4701.2 × 2.80.39 × 0.91
NGC 0315a00 57 48.88+30 21 08.830 Sep 20133 × 18001.230.6991.0 × 1.90.34 × 0.65
NGC 084102 11 17.36+37 29 49.803 Dec 20124 × 18001.011.02701.2 × 2.80.38 × 0.88
NGC 1052a02 41 04.80−08 15 20.830 Sep 20133 × 18001.300.71551.0 × 2.30.10 × 0.23
NGC 268108 53 32.74+51 18 49.204 Dec 20124 × 18001.091.02401.2 × 3.90.06 × 0.19
NGC 278709 19 18.59+69 12 11.722 Dec 20143 × 18001.430.82611.2 × 2.20.07 × 0.13
NGC 322610 23 27.01+19 53 54.723 Dec 20143 × 18001.371.4331.2 × 2.20.10 × 0.18
NGC 364211 22 17.89+59 04 28.323 Dec 20143 × 18001.881.4211.2 × 2.80.13 × 0.31
NGC 371811 32 34.85+53 04 04.524 Dec 20143 × 18001.341.221.2 × 2.80.09 × 0.20
NGC 388411 46 12.18+20 23 29.923 Dec 20143 × 24001.241.4351.2 × 2.20.55 × 1.03
NGC 399811 57 56.13+55 27 12.924 Dec 20143 × 18001.161.02501.2 × 2.80.09 × 0.21
NGC 403612 01 26.75+61 53 44.814 Apr 20134 × 18001.521.21021.2 × 2.80.12 × 0.28
NGC 414312 09 36.06+42 32 03.012 Apr 20134 × 18001.122.0901.5 × 3.40.10 × 218
NGC 420312 15 05.05+33 11 50.412 Apr 20134 × 18001.271.0201.2 × 1.70.09 × 0.12
NGC 427812 20 06.82+29 16 50.713 Apr 20134 × 18001.071.0611.2 × 1.70.07 × 0.10
NGC 443812 27 45.59+13 00 31.813 Apr 20134 × 18001.531.0391.2 × 2.20.03 × 0.06
NGC 445012 28 29.63+17 05 05.814 Apr 20134 × 18001.281.5601.2 × 2.20.15 × 0.28
NGC 463612 42 49.83+02 41 16.009 Jun 20153 × 18001.291.2381.2 × 2.80.06 × 0.15
NGC 475012 50 07.27+72 52 28.725 Dec 20143 × 18001.311.02311.2 × 2.80.14 × 0.34
NGC 477212 53 29.16+02 10 06.214 Apr 20133 × 18001.231.2211.2 × 2.20.07 × 0.13
NGC 500513 10 56.23+37 03 33.111 Apr 20133 × 18001.231.0761.2 × 2.20.08 × 0.15
NGC 507713 19 31.67−12 39 25.114 Apr 20134 × 18001.621.2131.2 × 2.20.21 × 0.39
IDRADec.NightEXP (s) (s)Air massSeeing (arcsec)Slit PA (°)Nuclear aperture (arcsec)Nuclear aperture (kpc)
NGC 026600 49 47.80+32 16 39.823 Dec 20143 × 18001.231.4701.2 × 2.80.39 × 0.91
NGC 0315a00 57 48.88+30 21 08.830 Sep 20133 × 18001.230.6991.0 × 1.90.34 × 0.65
NGC 084102 11 17.36+37 29 49.803 Dec 20124 × 18001.011.02701.2 × 2.80.38 × 0.88
NGC 1052a02 41 04.80−08 15 20.830 Sep 20133 × 18001.300.71551.0 × 2.30.10 × 0.23
NGC 268108 53 32.74+51 18 49.204 Dec 20124 × 18001.091.02401.2 × 3.90.06 × 0.19
NGC 278709 19 18.59+69 12 11.722 Dec 20143 × 18001.430.82611.2 × 2.20.07 × 0.13
NGC 322610 23 27.01+19 53 54.723 Dec 20143 × 18001.371.4331.2 × 2.20.10 × 0.18
NGC 364211 22 17.89+59 04 28.323 Dec 20143 × 18001.881.4211.2 × 2.80.13 × 0.31
NGC 371811 32 34.85+53 04 04.524 Dec 20143 × 18001.341.221.2 × 2.80.09 × 0.20
NGC 388411 46 12.18+20 23 29.923 Dec 20143 × 24001.241.4351.2 × 2.20.55 × 1.03
NGC 399811 57 56.13+55 27 12.924 Dec 20143 × 18001.161.02501.2 × 2.80.09 × 0.21
NGC 403612 01 26.75+61 53 44.814 Apr 20134 × 18001.521.21021.2 × 2.80.12 × 0.28
NGC 414312 09 36.06+42 32 03.012 Apr 20134 × 18001.122.0901.5 × 3.40.10 × 218
NGC 420312 15 05.05+33 11 50.412 Apr 20134 × 18001.271.0201.2 × 1.70.09 × 0.12
NGC 427812 20 06.82+29 16 50.713 Apr 20134 × 18001.071.0611.2 × 1.70.07 × 0.10
NGC 443812 27 45.59+13 00 31.813 Apr 20134 × 18001.531.0391.2 × 2.20.03 × 0.06
NGC 445012 28 29.63+17 05 05.814 Apr 20134 × 18001.281.5601.2 × 2.20.15 × 0.28
NGC 463612 42 49.83+02 41 16.009 Jun 20153 × 18001.291.2381.2 × 2.80.06 × 0.15
NGC 475012 50 07.27+72 52 28.725 Dec 20143 × 18001.311.02311.2 × 2.80.14 × 0.34
NGC 477212 53 29.16+02 10 06.214 Apr 20133 × 18001.231.2211.2 × 2.20.07 × 0.13
NGC 500513 10 56.23+37 03 33.111 Apr 20133 × 18001.231.0761.2 × 2.20.08 × 0.15
NGC 507713 19 31.67−12 39 25.114 Apr 20134 × 18001.621.2131.2 × 2.20.21 × 0.39

Notes. ‘ID’: object designation as in Table 1. ‘RA’ and ‘Dec.’ are the coordinates. ‘Night’: date the object was observed. ‘EXP’: exposure time for the observations. ‘Air mass’: full air mass range of the observations. ‘Slit PA’: slit position angle of the observations (as measured from north and eastwards on the sky). ‘Nuclear aperture’: columns indicate the nuclear aperture that is the nuclear region corresponding to the spectra presented in this work, expressed as angular size and spatial extent. These sizes are indicated as: slit width × selected region during the extraction of the final spectrum (see Section 2). a Marks those LINERs observed with ALFOSC/NOT instead of TWIN/CAHA.

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