Subject: CorMASS announcement

From: Bruce Gillespie

Submitted: Thu, 22 Apr 2004 10:59:38 -0600

Message number: 773 (previous: 772, next: 774 up: Index)

To all APO 3.5-m users:


CorMASS, a low-resolution near-IR spectrometer, is a visiting  
instrument that is being tested at the 3.5-m telescope next month, with  
observing time scheduled 3 - 7 May.  If successful, it is planned that  
CorMASS would be available at APO in the future for shared use by ARC  
astronomers.  This is the final call for you to suggest trial  
observations with this instrument during the testing run the week after  
next.  If you have test science targets that you would like observed,  
send the following information for each target to Bruce Gillespie  
(gillespi@apo.nmsu.edu) and John Wilson (jcw6z@virginia.edu) [DO NOT  
REPLY TO THIS E-MAIL DIRECTLY]:

		Target name:
		Target coordinates, epoch:
		Exposure time:
			or
		S/N desired:
		Other observing requirements:

If time allows, your observations will be taken by us and the data will  
be sent to you.

Information about the instrument can be found at:

	http://www.astro.virginia.edu/research/instrumentation/cormass/ 
cormass.htm


best regards,

Bruce Gillespie, for Ed Turner, Jon Holtzman, John Wilson, and Mike  
Skrutskie


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