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SPACETELESCOPESCIENCEINSTITUTE Summary:
1
December
1994
­
18
January
1995
Instrument:
nominal
FOS
operation
throughout
Acquisition:
41
successful;
7
lost
to
safings;
1
failure
Pointing:
63%
within
1
arcsec
Science:
27
GO/GTO
proposals
Calibration:
5
proposals
Publications
and
Communications:
2
ISRs
Other:
Cycle
4
Calibration
Plan
review;
SIB
Reviews
TIPS:
19
January
1995
FOS Keyes

SPACETELESCOPESCIENCEINSTITUTE Activities:
1
December
1994
­
18
January
1995
Target
Acquisition
Statistics:
Pointing
Statistics
(Cycle
4
to
date):
FOS
blind
pointings
within
1
arcsec:
Blueside:
67%
Redside:
60%
Total:
63%
ACQ
Type
Success
Fail
Total
Comments
Binary
23
3
26
2
lost
to
safings;
1
due
to
GO
coord
Peakup
15
5
20
all
lost
to
safings
Other
3
0
3
Total
41
8
49
1
INT;
2
reuse_offset
TIPS:
19
January
1995
FOS Keyes

SPACETELESCOPESCIENCEINSTITUTE Science
Activities:
27
GO
proposals
were
scheduled
in
the
past
month.
3
affected
wholly
or
in
part
by
FOS
safings.
Calibration
Activities:
5530:
``Cycle
4:
Y­bases''
­
successful
5535:
``|Cycle
4
FOS
InternalWavelength
Calibration
Monitor''
­
successful
5539:
``Cycle
4
FOS
Absolute
Photometry
Monitor''
­
successful
5658:
``White
Dwarf
Calibration''
­
partially
affected
by
safings
5767:
``Fall
Heptathlon''
­
successful
TIPS:
19
January
1995
FOS Keyes

SPACETELESCOPESCIENCEINSTITUTE Publications/Communications: CAL/FOS­131
``Post­COSTAR
FOS
Aperture
Wheel
Repeatability
Measurements'',
M.
Dahlem
and
A.
Koratkar.
CAL/FOS­132
``FOS
Target
Acquisition
Strategies
(SHORT
VERSION
for
Cycle
5
Phase
II
Reference)'',
C.
Keyes,
A.
Koratkar,
and
I.
Evans.
Other: Cycle
4
Calibration
Plan
Review
­
all
programs
correctly
structured
to
run
through
30
June
1995.
Seven
SIB
Reviews
completed.
TIPS:
19
January
1995
FOS Keyes