... The Linear Ramp Filters provide a narrow band ( ) imaging capability which is continuously tunable from 3710 to 9762 . ... If it is necessary to know which CCD will be used, observers can consult Table 3.7 on page 48 or Table 3.8 on page 49 , or use the on-line LRF calculator tool on the WFPC2 WWW pages. It is possible to use POS TARGs with LRF observations; the offsets are made from the default pointing for the specified wavelength. ... POS TARG "X" = -0.09961 (235.7-414) = 17.76" , and . ...

The Spectral Line Handbook (March 2002; includes single pixel and Interim Correlator related aspects). Available Backends for Spectral Line Observations at AO. ... Examples of spectral line projects at Arecibo (From the NAIC/NRAO Single Dish Summer School 06/01). ... For general information on proposing for observing time, telescope schedule, observing software, etc., click on the Observing (general) link on the side menu, or on Observing in the bottom link bar. ...

... the time of observation . ... Observing the Changing Position of the Sun To Establish Cardinal Directions . ... Observations of the Sun's apparent movement across the sky and its pattern of rising and setting in the east and west horizon helped to establish the cardinal directions. ... The final stage of the Sun's return was marked by the observation that the Sun had reached its highest altitude when the full width of your mitted hand could fill the gap between the Sun and the horizon. ...

... An OBJECT column gives the name of the object observed (usually a star name). ... In critical cases, it is common practice to measure sky on two or more positions around a target object, and these positions must be identified. ... A general treatment of this problem requires a column called OBJECT, bearing the usual name of the object (as in the star tables); a column labelled STARSKY, to distinguish between star+sky, star alone, or sky alone; and additional columns to identify the sky position. ...

Pulkovo NEO Page . ... EPOS Software Package . ... EPOS ( E phemeris P rogram for O bjects of the S olar system) is the Windows PC application for study and ephemeris support of observations of the Solar system objects. ... It controls the part of common data and transfers the control to one of the programs that solve the restricted set of tasks. ... So with the EPOS software package one can calculate the accurate ephemerides for many objects and get the quick illustration of their motion as well. ...

... Up: Description of program searchdup Previous: Program use . Input records are ordered per date of observation, and the list of known (observed) sources is cleared. Each record is compared in position to all the known sources. If the sky distance is less or equal to the specified one, the record is added to the list of observations for that source. If no known sources are within the specified radius, a new source is created, with the coordinates of the observation record. ...

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... 295, 2003 H. E. Payne, R. I. Jedrzejewski, and R. N. Hook, eds. The MAST Pointings Tables Pro ject Karen Levay, Paolo Padovani1 , Randall Thompson, Megan Donahue, Michael Corbin Space Telescope Science Institute, 3700 San Martin Drive, Baltimore, MD 21218 Abstract. We have undertaken a pro ject to create a database of all HST imaging observations organized by position on the sky. ... Each sky region was called a "pointing." ... Users select the instrument pointings table they wish to search. ...