  The enhanced Kinematics of the Local Universe (KLUN+) galaxy sample is a
collection of galaxies suitable for Tully-Fisher (TF) or Faber-Jackson (FJ)
distance estimation. Here we extract a subsample of 6229 KLUN+ galaxies closer
than 80 Mpc/h, and calculate their distances and peculiar velocities with the
Iterative Normalized Distance method. Within this method we can derive an
analytical formula, independent from the density inhomogeneities, for
correcting the selection biases. The radial peculiar velocities can then be
derived from the redshifts and the corrected distances. The velocities are
smoothed, and the smoothed velocity field is used as a correction term at the
next derivation of normalized distances. This iterative procedure is repeated
until converging values are reached. Here we present the resulting map of the
radial peculiar velocity field at the < 80 Mpc/h environment. The infall
patterns towards the main galaxy clusters are clearly visible. The color
version of the map, other figures, and animations are provided on the project
web site.
