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We report the results of an analysis to identify candidates for very highenergy (VHE; E > 100 GeV) emission from high-latitude (|b|>10) unassociatedsources in the year-1 catalog under development by the Fermi large areatelescope (LAT) team. These are sources with no known counterparts at otherwavelengths. Since VHE instruments are pointed instruments with small fields ofview and low duty cycles, their observing programs need to be planned carefullyto identify the most promising targets for observation. The scientificpotential of combined Fermi and VHE observations has already been demonstratedwith a number of joint VHE-Fermi papers. The goal of this work is to select themost promising unassociated Fermi sources for joint observations with Fermi andthe VHE instruments.

A Search for Candidate TeV Emitters in the High-latitude Fermi Unassociated Source