Atlas of Galactic Neutral Hydrogen

Review of the hardback: 'The Atlas gives a fascinatingly different view of the sky showing beautiful and complex structures, and it is interesting to try to trace and interpret them as their strength changes with velocity from image to image. ... The Atlas is well produced and atomic hydrogen is such an important component of our Galaxy that this excellent atlas/CD should appear on the reference shelves of the library of any astronomical institution.' Jim Emerson, Astronomy Now

• 1. Introduction; 2. Project motivation; 3. Background; 4. The Dwingeloo telescope; 5. Observing strategy and parameters; 6. Initial data reduction; 7. Radio interference; 8. Stray-radiation correction; 9. Accuracy of the survey spectra; 10. Preparation of the complete H1 data cube; 11. Contamination by external galaxies; 12. Atlas of moment maps of the H1 sky; 13. CD-ROM; 14. Epilogue; Acknowledgements; References.