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Last update of this page: Wed Oct 7 15:41:04 2009
Run State: COMPLETED
USD review status:
O.K.!
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Special Remarks:
Observe on April 8, 9, 10 and 16 (UT)!
Abstract for MTS:
GenericChopNod imaging (0.127"/pix) in PAH1, SIV_2, NEII_2, Q1, Q2 and Q3 of new red spot on Jupiter. As Jupiter will be larger than the VISIR FOV, please note the specific instructions in the README on how to center the target. The user has supplied OBs for a photometric standard/PSF reference, to be observed immediately following each science OB.
All observations are to be obtained in the time interval 7-10 April, 2006 (simultaneous with observations with HST). Four science OBs, four calibrator OBs, one science/calibrator OB pair per night, according to the following schedule:
April 08 from 02:10 UT to 04:10 UT: OB MOV_Jupiter2 + OB Alpha_Boo2
April 09 from 07:00 UT to 09:00 UT: OB MOV_Jupiter3 + OB Alpha_Boo3
April 10 from 03:00 UT to 05:00 UT: OB MOV_Jupiter4 + OB Alpha_Boo4
April 16 from 08:00 UT to 09:45 UT: OB MOV_Jupiter + OB CAL_HD133774
Please note that both the primary target (Jupiter) and the calibrator (alpha Boo) are extremely bright in the IR. Please check carefully for saturation and use a smaller DIT (by adjusting the weather flag) if necessary.
The P.I., Olivier Mousis, will be present on Paranal in the time interval 7-10 April for for an observing run with NACO. Please consult with the P.I. regarding the exact acquisition and timing requirements for this programme if necessary.
README of this run:
Web version of approved README readme_76505500.html