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Estimated Total Execution Time (hours, including overheads)
General Description
The target is a faint (Vmax=17.6 mag) and short=period (Porb=0.45178 d)
eclipsing binary star which we want to observe around its quadratures (i.e. when
one can see both components). We plan to obtain 4x4 580 sec exposure spectra for
each of the two quadratures. All OBs are identical and contain the following sequence
of exposures: sciexp, lamp, sciexp, flat, sciexp, lamp, sciexp. There are a lot
of possibilities to catch the binary at both quadratures during grey time in this
semester. In each OB we give five different time intervals, but the duration time
of the window is always 2 hours.
Waiver Requests
Critical Observing Condition Constraints
Time-Critical Aspects
There are a lot of possibilities to catch the binary at quadratures. Here
we give all
2h windows during dark and grey time in this semester. However, due to short orbital
period of the binary (P = 10h 50m), please do not execute 2 OBs whitin one window!
QUADRATURE 1 QUADRATURE 2
date UT date UT
Oct 3 5:39 7:39 Oct 5 6:26 8:26
Oct 7 7:14 9:14 Oct 24 5:50 7:50
Oct 21 7:23 9:23 Oct 28 7:25 9:25
Oct 22 5:03 7:03 Oct 29 5:07 7:07
Oct 26 6:38 8:38 Nov 2 6:42 8:42
Oct 27 4:20 6:20 Nov 3 4:23 6:23
Oct 31 5:55 7:55 Nov 7 5:58 7:58
Nov 4 7:30 9:30 Nov 8 3:39 5:39
Nov 5 5:10 7:10 Nov 21 6:06 8:06
Nov 19 5:19 7:19 Nov 22 3:47 5:47
Nov 20 2:59 4:59 Nov 26 5:22 7:22
Nov 23 6:54 8:54 Nov 27 3:03 5:03
Nov 24 4:34 6:34 Nov 30 6:57 8:57
Nov 25 2:16 4:16 Dec 1 4:38 6:38
Nov 28 6:09 8:09 Dec 2 2:19 4:19
Nov 29 3:51 5:51 Dec 5 6:13 8:13
Dec 3 5:26 7:26 Dec 6 3:54 5:54
Dec 4 3:06 5:06 Dec 7 1:36 3:36
Dec 7 7:01 9:01 Dec 19 6:21 8:21
Dec 18 3:15 5:15 Dec 20 4:02 6:02
Dec 19 0:55 2:55 Dec 21 1:43 3:43
Dec 21 7:08 9:08 Dec 24 5:37 7:37
Dec 22 4:50 6:50 Dec 25 3:18 5:18
Dec 23 2:30 4:30 Dec 26 1:00 3:00
Dec 26 6:25 8:25 Dec 29 4:53 6:53
Dec 27 4:05 6:05 Dec 30 2:35 4:35
Dec 28 1:47 3:47 Dec 31 0:15 2:15
Dec 31 5:40 7:40 Jan 2 6:28 8:28
Jan 1 3:22 5:22 Jan 3 4:10 6:10
Jan 2 1:02 3:02 Jan 4 1:50 3:50
Jan 5 4:57 6:57 Jan 17 4:17 6:17
Jan 6 2:37 4:37 Jan 18 1:57 3:57
Jan 16 1:10 3:10 Jan 22 3:34 5:34
Jan 18 7:23 9:23 Jan 23 1:14 3:14
Jan 19 5:04 7:04 Jan 27 2:49 4:49
Jan 20 2:45 4:45 Jan 28 0:31 2:31
Jan 21 0:26 2:26 Jan 31 4:24 6:24
Jan 24 4:21 6:21 Feb 1 2:06 4:06
Jan 25 2:01 4:01 Feb 15 2:13 4:13
Jan 29 3:36 5:36 Feb 20 1:28 3:28
Jan 30 1:18 3:18 Feb 24 3:03 5:03
Feb 3 2:53 4:53 Feb 25 0:45 2:45
Feb 4 0:34 2:34 Mar 1 2:20 4:20
Feb 17 3:00 5:00 Mar 2 0:02 2:02
Feb 18 0:41 2:41 Mar 6 1:37 3:37
Feb 22 2:16 4:16 Mar 19 4:02 6:02
Feb 27 1:33 3:33 Mar 25 1:00 3:00
Mar 4 0:49 2:49 Mar 30 0:16 2:16
Mar 18 0:57 2:57
Mar 23 0:12 2:12
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 ?
If you need secondary guiding, are there suitable objects within 30 arcsec
from your target ?
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