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Last update of the USG file: Jan 20 16:56:20 2003

Major Instrument Modes: ISAAC LW spectroscopy

RA Range: 16-4

Constraint set (Typical seeing, Transparency,Airmass, FLI, Moon distance):


Pre-imaging run? No! Chilean run? No! Special calibrations? Yes!
Time critical? No! ToO? No! Carry-over run? Yes!


Special Remarks:
Long-term carryover about to be definitively finished, please try to complete.


  The P68 allocation for his program accounts for the time that PSO
accepted to dedicate to the repetition of OBs executed out of
specifications in Period 67 (airmass of the calibration star and the
science target too different). The targets are not necessarily those
that were executed out of specifications: some of them will be in
an upcoming visitor mode run, and some planned initially for visitor are
to be done in service mode. 

  The program consists of LW spectroscopy of various sources.
Calibration requirements fairly strict (airmass difference between
target and calibration must be similar). Indications on which 
calibrations go with which target are given in the README file and 
repeated here:


Object       Standard Star      Finding chart       Slit Orientation                Other comments

L1489_L      L1489Standard_L    164.I-0605A.006.ps  any
MonR2IRS3_*  MonR2Standard_*    no finding chart    rotate to get both comp.
RCrAIRS7_*   RCrAIRS7Standard_* 164.I-0605A.009.ps  ~110 degrees E of N ++
IRS63_M      OphStandard_M-2    164.I-0605A.003.ps  any

  !  RCrA IRS7 is a double source, where the components have a separation
of ~15". We would
    like to get both on the slit. The desired configuration should be
    obvious from the finding chart.


  Own calibrations supplied (very long in execution, but this is needed 
for the program). No time-critical aspects.


 


Information about the progress of this run:

Run status page 164.I-0605A

README of this run:

164.I-0605A.README