VizieR Online Data Catalog: Outer Solar System Origins Survey (OSSOS). I

The Outer Solar System Origins Survey (OSSOS) observations are acquired in blocks: contiguous patches of sky formed by a layout of adjoining multiple 0.90deg2 MegaCam fields. The OSSOS discovery and tracking program uses the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope (CFHT) MegaPrime/MegaCam.
This paper covers OSSOS blocks that had their discovery observations in 2013A (2013 is the year that the discovery observations were successfully made, and A indicates the half-year semester of discovery opposition; A for Northern spring).
The 2013A blocks were 13AE,
centered at R.A. 14h20m, decl. -12°52' at discovery, spanning
ecliptic latitude range b=0°-3°, and 13AO, centered at R.A.
15h57m, decl. -12°30' at discovery, spanning ecliptic latitude
range b=6°-9°. The sky locations of the 13A blocks are at
44° and 30° galactic latitude.
The 13AE discovery triplets were taken under some minor (<0.04mag) extinction and with IQ that ranged from 0.65'' to 0.84''. The 13AO discovery triplets exhibited no extinction and IQ that ranged from 0.49'' to 0.74''. Subsequent imaging to track the discoveries was acquired through 2013 August. Not all discoveries were observed in every lunation due to objects falling in chip gaps or on background sources on some dates, faint magnitudes, or variable seeing in the recovery observations.
For the seven February-August lunations that the blocks were visible in 2014, the 13AE and 13AO discoveries brighter than the characterization limit (Section 5) were observed with pointed recoveries