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General Description
Science case: VIS and NIR Spectroscopy of a redshift 6 quasar (QSO) to
search for intervening absorption lines. Each OB has one AB sequence.
Execute three identical OBs.
Return to origin is only necessary if another identical OB is about
to be executed for this same program. The position of the reference
star should be checked at the start of each OB.
Our experience with ISAAC shows that it may be possible to see the QSO
on the slit (the slit is narrow) in the acquisition image. If the QSO
is not visible then the acquisition exposure time can be reduced. The
reference star is much brighter than the QSO.
We don't expect to detect the QSO in the UVB, but have set parameters
anyway.
Target RA Dec Mag
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QSO 20 54 06.495 -00 05 14.52 J=19.18
Star 20 54 08.498 -00 03 59.38 R=13.65
Waiver Requests
Critical Observing Condition Constraints
Time-Critical Aspects
Special Execution Requirements
Special Calibration Information
ToO Information
ToO Activators List
Do all your OBs comply with the instrument-specific requirements listed
on the instrument-specific Phase 2 web page ?
Do all your finding charts comply with both the general and instrument-specific
Phase 2 Web Pages ?
If you submitted OBs for standard stars, did you specify the magnitude
and spectral type of all standard stars in the OBs ?
Have you specified the S/N ratio at given wavelength in the User Comments
field of each OB?
Have you included OBs for any calibrations that you need but which are
not part of the Calibration Plan ?
If you are observing Moving Targets, have you attached suitable ephemeris
files to your OBs?
If you have preferences which OBs should be executed first, did you make
use of the User Priority field in the OBs ?
If this is a run that requires coordinated observations with other facilities,
did you give proper instructions in the Time-Critical Aspects Section ?
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