Data selection and derived parameters are described in detail by Bhambhani et al. (2023) https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2022arXiv221016112B/abstract Title: Red riding on hood: Exploring how galaxy colour depends on environment The sample consists of 49,911 galaxies in redshift range 0.04 < z < 0.18 and mass range 10^9 M_solar < M < 10^11.6 M_solar. The properties detailed in the catalogue include the stellar mass of the galaxy as well as the colour as defined using the three approaches mentioned in the paper. The mass and colour attributes are taken from the StellarMassesLambdarv20 table of the StellarMasses DMU of GAMA DR4. All of the objects in this catalog have reliable redshift quality nQ > 2. The exception to this is the uminusr_model attribut, which is u-r colour obtained from SDSS model magnitudes, with the relevant k-corrections applied. uminusr_model = (U_MODEL - KCORR_U) - (R_MODEL - KCORR_R) The above terms are the attribute names that can be found in the GAMA DR4 tables. The magnitudes (*_MODEL) can be found in the TilingCatv46 table of the EqInputCat DMU. The k-corrections (KCORR_*) can be found in the Eqkcorr_model_z00v05 table of the kCorrections DMU. All of the objects in this catalog have well-defined values of magnitudes and k-corrections. Also included are the environmental measures -- three local densities (Sigma, CC and AGE), geometric measure (both definitions GeoS4 and GeoS10). The three local environmental densities are listed as both raw counts as well as in the log form -- the latter is what is used for the analysis presented in the paper. Also included are uncertainties associated with the raw counts. All of the local environment measures used have exact values, i.e. have a corresponding flag = 0 in the table. In GAMA DR4, the three local environmental measures can be found in EnvironmentMeasuresv05 table of the EnvironmentMeasures DMU, while the geometric environment measure can be found in GalaxiesClassifiedv01 table of the GeometricEnvironments DMU. Finally, included is log_Lambda, local optimal density, see Section 4.3 and eq 11 of this paper. Also listed are the 1/Vmax count associated with each galaxy as well the limiting redshift zmax. zmax_clipped is the limiting redshift after removing outliers as described in Section 3.1.2 of the paper. The equation for determining outliers is (logmstar is the stellar mass) curve(z) = 4842.974 + (-0.08631685 - 4842.974)/(1 + (z/97.98973)^4.383614) zmax_clipped = max(zmax, curve1(zmax)) if logmstar < 11.6 else zmax Columns: CATAID Unique ID of GAMA object RA J2000 coordinate DEC J2000 coordinate Z_CMB CMB-frame redshift zmax Limiting redshift, the maximum redshift at which the object would be visible for r-band (Petrosian) magnitude limit of r < 19.8 mag zmax_clipped zmax value clipped to remove outliers as described above one_over_vmax 1/Vmax volumetric correction count for the object logmstar (log of) stellar mass within the photometric aperture, in solar mass units dellogmstar Uncertainty on logmstar uminusr Restframe (u-r) colour from SED fit deluminusr Uncertainty on uminusr Sigma Raw count of surface density -- based on the distance to the 5th nearest neighbour Sigma_Err Surface density raw count uncertainty log_Sigma log of the raw count surface density CC Raw value of cylindrical count density -- number of (other) galaxies within cylinder of radius 1 co-moving Mpc CC_Err Cylindrical count density raw value uncertainty -- Poisson error on number of galaxies in cylinder log_CC log of the raw value of cylindrical count density AGE_Par Raw count of Adaptive Gaussian Environment density Parameter AGE_Scale Adaptive scaling factor used for the adaptive Gaussian ellipsoid AGE_Err Adaptive Gaussian Environment density raw count uncertainty log_AGE log the raw count of Adaptive Gaussian Environment density GeoS4 Geometric environment of galaxy computed with 4 Mpc/h smoothing GeoS10 Geometric environment of galaxy computed with 10 Mpc/h smoothing log_Lambda log of the local optimal environmental density uminusr_stars Intrinsic, stellar (u-r) colour from SED fit, i.e. corrected for internal dust obscuration uminusr_model Restframe (u-r) colour obtained from SDSS model magnitudes with k-corrections applied, as described above