@book{read_(ovro)_2014, 
  title={Accurate Measurement of the Declinations of Radio Sources}, 
  DOI={10.7907/7hw7-ay35}, 
  abstractNote={The two 90-foot steerable paraboloids of the Owens Valley Radio Observatory
were used as a two-element interferometer at 960 Mc/s with various separations
along a north-south baseline to measure accurately the declinations of a number of
radio sources, most of which were of small diameter. The measured values of declination
are tabulated for 110 sources with right ascensions between 0 hours and
14 hours 10 minutes. The standard errors of the measured values range from ± 2.6
seconds of arc to ± 46 seconds of arc with an average of ± 13 seconds of arc. A
discussion of the sources of error is included.}, 
  institution={California Institute of Technology}, 
  author={Read, Richard Bradley and (OVRO)}, 
  year={2014}, 
  month={Jul}
  }