Last update of this page: Mon Feb 21 15:45:31 2005
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11 done (of 11 OBs)
4.33 hrs done (of 4.33 hrs) |
| PHOT | CLR | THN | THK | Seeing & Airmass Constraints: |
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Seeing < 0.00 Airmass < 0.00 |
Last update of the USG file: Jan 19 16:06:26 2005
Major Instrument Modes: ISAAC LWS3-MR 3.5, 3.3 mum
RA Range: 5.0-7.4
Constraint set (Typical seeing, Transparency,Airmass, FLI, Moon distance):
2.0 4THK 3.0 1.0 30
| Pre-imaging run? |
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Chilean run? |
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Special calibrations? |
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| Time critical? |
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ToO? |
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Carry-over run? |
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This is a survey of relatively bright stars for ISAAC LWS-MR. For each of the 32 sources, there is one OB. The 32 OBs for the 32 different sources are principally identical (acquisition plus two MR spectra centered at 3.5 and 3.3 mum). The very weak constraints are identical for all OBs, as well. There are no special scheduling or calibration requirements. Please note that the user priorities are set (from 1 to 3; priority 1 being the highest). The slits are to be centered on the bright sources, which are clearly marked in the FCs by arrows; the slit angle is given in the acquisition template, and not indicated by the arrows in the FCs. There is an OB validation warning "Found several distinct values for the central wavelength in this OB: 3.50 3.30". This is fine and justified in the README file. Note added on 19.01.2005: Run re-opened to allow repeat of observation on target HD 53367, for which no telluric standard was obtained during the initial observation in period 72.
Approved README of this run:
Finding charts are attached to the following OBs of this run:
| OB_ID | OB_name | Finding chart |
| OB_ID | OB_name | Ephemeris file |