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Version 3.1
March 1998

HST Data Handbook

Table of Contents, Volume I: Current Instruments

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World Wide Web

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Internet resources of particular interest to people working with HST Data are listed in Appendix E of this document.

Revision History

Version	Date	Editors
1.0	February 1994	Stefi Baum
2.0	December 1995	Claus Leitherer
3.0, Volume I	October 1997	Mark Voit
3.0, Volume II	October 1997	Tony Keyes

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NICMOS: Daniela Calzetti, Eddie Bergeron, Howard Bushouse, Luis Colina, Chris Skinner, Anatoly Suchkov
STIS: Stefi Baum, Phil Hodge, Melissa McGrath, Dick Shaw
SSD: Mark Stevens, Matt Lallo
STSDAS: Michele de la Pena
WFPC2: Stefano Casertano, Sylvia Baggett, John Biretta, Andy Fruchter, Shireen Gonzaga, Inge Heyer, Matt McMaster, Keith Noll, Christine Ritchie, Massimo Stiavelli, Brad Whitmore, Mike Wiggs

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