From: Isobel Hook (ihook@gemini.edu)
Date: Sat May 11 2002 - 17:42:34 PDT
Hi,
> If you want high-probability dim candidates to blow all night on, then
> consider:
By the way, the weather at MK looks pretty bad again. Although we need to
know our priorities for these faint ones, I think we also need to work out
what will be useful for bright ones tonight.
The summit is overcast now and the satellite map looks terrible, at least
for the start of the night.
e.g. look at http://www.cfht.hawaii.edu/misc/summitview.html
and
http://hokukea.soest.hawaii.edu/satellite/
It would really help the Gemini scheduler if we can say how bad conditions
we can tolerate. I guess at the moment that if we can guide we'll attempt
supernovae - but please correct me if you think its not useful to keep
getting bright ones.
Thanks,
Isobel.
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