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SUMMARY FILE FOR PROJECT: vt765

COVER INFORMATION:

Experiment: VSOP observation of 0528+134 at 5 GHz
Exp. Code: vt765

Schedule Version: 1.00
Processed by SCHED version: Release of 1 July 1999

PI: The VSOP Operations Group

Address: Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Hirabayashi Lab.
3-1-1 Yoshinodai, Sagamihara, Kanagawa 229
JAPAN


Phone: 81-427-51-3972
EMAIL: vsog@vsop.isas.ac.jp
Fax: 81-427-51-3972
Phone during observation:

Observing mode: VSOP, 5 GHz continuum, 128-2-2

Notes: Fringe finder :





CORRELATION REQUESTS (Defaults in parentheses):

Correlator (Required if recording): MITAKA
Correlator average time (2 sec): 2.000 sec.
Alternate average time (for spacecraft). 0.000 sec.
Spectral channels per baseband (16): 256
Number of antennas to be correlated: 3
Polarization (ON): OFF
Correlator weighting function (UNIFORM): UNIFORM
Distribution tape (DAT): DAT
Source positions from: STANDARD


Shipping address for correlator output:
The VSOG
Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Hirabayashi Lab.
3-1-1 Yoshinodai, Sagamihara, Kanagawa 229

JAPAN
Correlator Notes:







DERIVED INFORMATION FOR CORRELATION:

Elapsed time for project: 2.25 hours.
Total time in scheduled scans: 2.25 hours.
Total number of baseline hours: 2.25
Projected maximum data output rate from the correlator: 0.0 kbytes/sec
Projected correlator output data set size:NaN Mbytes
NOTE: Above numbers assume the same correlator parameters are used for all data.



STATIONS USED IN SCHEDULE:

Station Code Latitude Longitude Elevation X Y Z

USUDAS2 Ud 36.13 -138.36 1536. -3855359.40 3427428.76 3740969.64



BASELINE LENGTHS (km)

Ud

Ud 0


TAPE INITIALIZATION and CONTROL INFORMATION:
(See setup details later for times per pass.)
Station Drives Head pos Tape len Density Start position Auto Auto
(ft) Drive Head index Aloc Reverse

USUDAS2 8 1 7600 High 1 1 No No




EXPERIMENT SUMMARY:
Number of input scans: 3
Number of scans scheduled: 3
Number of stations: 1
Number of sources input: 1
Number of setup files used: 1

Station summaries:
Station Control Scans Tape hours Tapes Passes Readbacks
USUDAS2 VEX 3 2.25 1 1 0





SETUP FILE INFORMATION:
NOTE: If DOPPLER, FREQ, or BW were used, see the sch files for the final numbers.


Setup file: /home/sched/short-term/progs/current/setups/vsop4930_s2.set
Matches group us6cm in /home/sched/short-term/progs/current/catalogs/freq.dat
LO and rf* from Kenta Fujisawa, e-mail 27/01/97 other values guesses

Setup group: 1 Station: USUDAS2 Total bit rate: 128
Format: S2 Bits per sample: 2 Sample rate: 32.000
Number of channels: 2 Passes/head pos: 1 Speedup factor: 1.00

Tape speeds: Low density - 6.300 ips, High density - 4.20 ips
Time per pass for 7600 ft, High density tapes is: 06:01:54

1st LO= 4140.00 4140.00
Net SB= U U
Pol. = LCP LCP
BBC = 1 3
BBC SB= U U
IF = C C

The following frequency sets based on this setup were used.

Frequency Set: 1 Setup file default. No pcal detection.
LO sum= 4930.00 4946.00
BBC fr= 790.00 806.00
Bandwd= 16.000 16.000

Track assignments are:
track1= 0, 0
barrel=roll_off


SUMMARY for experiment vt765 VSOP observation of 0528+134 at 5 GHz
Top item is: Start elevation, flag (D=>Down, H=>Below Horizon, t=>Tape Change.)
Bottom item is: End elevation, flag (D=>Down, H=>Below Horizon, t=>Tape Change.)
Day 352 is Sat 18 Dec 1999 MJD 51530

DAY START UT SOURCE STATIONS t => tape change
STOP UT Ud

352 16:30:00 0528+134 55
352 17:00:00 /vsop4930_s2 50

352 17:00:00 0528+134 50
352 18:00:00 - 38

352 18:00:00 0528+134 38
352 18:45:00 - 29



SUMMARY for experiment vt765 VSOP observation of 0528+134 at 5 GHz
Top item is: Tape drive, direction, head index.
Bottom item is: Headset and start tape footage (thousands).
Day 352 is Sat 18 Dec 1999 MJD 51530

DAY START UT SOURCE STATIONS t => tape change
STOP UT Ud

352 16:30:00 0528+134 1F01
352 17:00:00 /vsop4930_s2 1/00

352 17:00:00 0528+134 1F01
352 18:00:00 - 1/01

352 18:00:00 0528+134 1F01
352 18:45:00 - 1/02



SUMMARY for experiment vt765 VSOP observation of 0528+134 at 5 GHz
Top item is: Seconds antenna is on source before scan start.
Bottom item is: Seconds antenna is on source during scan.
Day 352 is Sat 18 Dec 1999 MJD 51530

DAY START UT SOURCE STATIONS t => tape change
STOP UT Ud

352 16:30:00 0528+134 0
352 17:00:00 /vsop4930_s2 1800

352 17:00:00 0528+134 -20
352 18:00:00 - 3580

352 18:00:00 0528+134 -20
352 18:45:00 - 2680



TAPE TIMES (Without autoallocation):

Tape start time. Tape end time.
Station Day Time Day Time
(UT) (UT)

USUDAS2 352 16:30:00 352 18:45:00
SOURCE LIST -- VSOP observation of 0528+134 at 5 GHz
Catalog positions marked with *.
Position of date is for stop time of first scan.
Names used in schedule marked with *.
Short names used in VLA and SNAP files marked with +.

Source Source position (RA/Dec)
(B1950) (J2000) (Date)

J0530+1331 05 28 06.759217 * 05 30 56.416748 05 30 56.738627
* 0528+134 13 29 42.28881 * 13 31 55.14948 13 31 49.31104
J0530+13 /home/sched/short-term/progs/current/catalogs/sources.vlba
USNO - Ref Frame 1998-6, Eubanks June 1998



The solar corona can cause unstable phases for sources too close to the Sun.
SCHED provides warnings at individual scans for distances less than 10 degrees.
The distance from the Sun to each source in this schedule is:
Source Sun distance (deg)
0528+134 169.7

Barry Clark estimates from predictions by Ketan Desai of IPM scattering sizes
that the Sun will cause amplitude reductions on the longest VLBA baselines
at a solar distance of 60deg F^(-0.6) where F is in GHz.
For common VLBI bands, this is:
327 MHz 117. deg
610 MHz 81. deg
1.6 GHz 45. deg
2.3 GHz 36. deg
5.0 GHz 23. deg
8.4 GHz 17. deg
15.0 GHz 12. deg
22.0 GHz 9. deg
43.0 GHz 6. deg






J2000 coordinates formatted for possible transfer to the correlator data base:
name = '0528+134' ra = 05h30m56.416748s dec = 13d31'55.14948"