README web version of /home/usg/OPS/MTS/readme_xml/readme_83015600
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General Description
H2 1-0 S(1) (2121.3nm) spectroscopy at the head of the Eagle Nebula Pillars
I and II and the Oph W PDR.
>Pillars I and II: Emission is extended along the pillar edges (see proposal
figure) with a width
smaller than a few arseconds
The slit will cross the H2 emitting layer at some angle. The nodding throw (15\")
is large
enough to allow sky subtraction.
The final S/N ratio should be >10 per arcsecond along the slit on the brigtest
sections.
>Oph W: H2 line emission @ 2121.3nm should be extended over the full CRIRES slit.
Offset position 60"
along slit for sky subtraction.
The final S/N ratio should be >10 after averaging along the slit.
The goal of the proposal is to get the H2 line profiles and measure the intrinsic
line widths.
There are three targets in two distinct fields: PillarI-H, OphW-H2 and PillarII_H2.
Priorities: (1) PillarI-H2 OBs, (2) ophW-H2, (3) PillarII-H2.
Last OB on PillarII-H2 is shorter than the first two to fit within the allocated
time.
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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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