Abstract
The sample of high-redshift galaxies analyzed here consists of galaxies observed in the two Great Observatories Origins Deep Survey (GOODS) fields in the Northern and Southern hemispheres. Observations with the Herschel Space Observatory were obtained as part of the open time key program GOODS-Herschel (PI Elbaz), for a total time of 361.3h. PACS observations at 100 and 160um cover the whole GOODS-north field of 10'x16' and part of GOODS-south, i.e., 10'x10' (but reaching the largest depths over ~64arcmin^2). When considering the total observing times of 124h in GOODS-N and 206.3h in GOODS-S (including 2.6 and 5h of overheads), the PACS GOODS-Herschel observations reach a total integration time per sky position of 2.4h in GOODS-N and of 15.1h in GOODS-S, i.e., 6.3 times longer. Due to the larger beam size and observing configuration, the SPIRE observations of GOODS-N cover a field of 900 arcmin2, hence largely encompassing the central 10'x16', for a total observing time of 31.1h and an integration time per sky position of 16.8h. (2 data files).