README web version of /home/usg/OPS/MTS/readme_xml/readme_80018800
Principal Investigator Email Address
Estimated Total Execution Time (hours, including overheads)
General Description
The aim of the project is to detect planets of young stars. The observing
strategy thus is similar to other planet search programs on UVES with the iodine
cell.
That is: For each star ONE spectrum should be taken WITHOUT the N2O cell (template),
and as MANY spectra as possible with the N2O cell (RV-measurements).
It is not important when the template spectrum is taken, it can be taken directly
before, or after a spectrum with the cell, or in any other night. The orbital period
of the
planet of the most important target TWA7 is 5.05 days. The RV-measurements (spectra
with the cell) can be taken in consecutive nights or any other separation as the
data
will be phase-folded. Several RV-measurements of the same star in the same night
are not useful. The orbital period
In order to remove the telluric lines, there is an OB for of a hot star for each
OB of a target star.
OB: purpose
TWA7 template (only one OB needed)
TWA7_Cell RV-measurements
CAL_TWA7 telluric reference star, to be taken before, or after TWA7, or TWA7_Cell
..same for HD140637.
All stars are bright and can be used as NGS.
Slit direction: ELEV (the objects are point sources, unresolved stars).
TWA7 is far more important that HD140637. It is thus more important to obtain the
template and at least 3 RV-measurements
of this star, rather than taking a few spectra of both stars.
Waiver Requests
Critical Observing Condition Constraints
All stars in this program are very bright. Thus, the observations can
be carried out under almost any
observing conditions as long, as the AO-loop can be closed. This program may serve
as a bad seeing backup program.
Time-Critical Aspects
Special Execution Requirements
Special Calibration Information
ToO Information
ToO Activators List
Do the README file and the instrument comments of the telluric stars
OBs include the required S/N/pixel of the spectrum of the telluric star, its spectral
type and allowed spectral range?
Do any OBs include wavelength or flatfield calibrations?
If you are observing Moving Targets, have you attached suitable ephemeris
files to your OBs?
If the slit viewer guide star is different from the target, are the RA
and DEC offsets accurate to within 0.05 arcsec and do they take into account the
relative proper motion between the two objects?
If you have preferences which OBs should be executed first for objects
at similar RA, did you make use of the User Priority field in the OBs?
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