G10/COSMOS: 38 band (far-UV to far-IR) panchromatic photometry using
  LAMBDAR
  We present a consistent total flux catalogue for a $\sim$1 deg$^2$ subset of
the COSMOS region (R.A. $\in [149.55\degr, 150.65\degr]$, DEC $\in [1.80\degr,
2.73\degr]$) with near-complete coverage in 38 bands from the far-ultraviolet
to the far-infrared. We produce aperture matched photometry for 128,304 objects
with i < 24.5 in a manner that is equivalent to the Wright et al. (2016)
catalogue from the low-redshift (z < 0.4) Galaxy and Mass Assembly (GAMA)
survey. This catalogue is based on publicly available imaging from GALEX, CFHT,
Subaru, VISTA, Spitzer and Herschel, contains a robust total flux measurement
or upper limit for every object in every waveband and complements our
re-reduction of publicly available spectra in the same region. We perform a
number of consistency checks, demonstrating that our catalogue is comparable to
existing data sets, including the recent COSMOS2015 catalogue (Laigle et al.
2016). We also release an updated Davies et al. (2015) spectroscopic catalogue
that folds in new spectroscopic and photometric redshift data sets. The
catalogues are available for download at
http://cutout.icrar.org/G10/dataRelease.php. Our analysis is optimised for both
panchromatic analysis over the full wavelength range and for direct comparison
to GAMA, thus permitting measurements of galaxy evolution for 0 < z < 1 while
minimising the systematic error resulting from disparate data reduction
methods.
