Re: followup schedule

From: Mamoru Doi (doi@ioa.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp)
Date: Thu Nov 14 2002 - 18:09:02 PST

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    Dear Chris,

    O.K. The current priority of CISCO J-band photometry is
    1)SuF02-017(z=1.0)
    2)SuF02-025(z=0.606)
    3)SuF02-082(z=0.623)
    4)SuF02-001(z=0.57)
    5)SuF02-071(z=0.928)
    6)SuF02-019(z=0.505)

    But if ISAAC may not go 5) during Nov.15-17, CISCO will
    try this target during Nov.17-19.
    We also update our schedule a few times a night for you.

    Tonight we may not have any CISCO observations due to bad weather.
    A big cloud complex is coming over...

    Also could you tell us if you are convenient to have a
    meeting in the evening of the 22nd of Nov. (in Chile time?
    Saul thinks we had better have a meeting on this day.

    Best wishes,

    -Mamoru and Kentaro

    > The program looks fine; however, we should be aware that the ISAAC
    >part of the program has lower priority than other ISAAC programs. I do
    >not
    >know the status of the ISAAC queues, but we may find that we only get
    >part
    >of the observations we request. Since I am on the Paranal during these
    >dates,
    >I will be able update you on which observations have been done. I'll do
    >this twice per
    >night. Once during the middle of the night Chilean time and again at the
    >end of the
    >night Chilean time.
    >
    > Our FORS2 program has very high priority, so we have a good chance
    >in getting
    >the observations done.
    >
    > The weather at the moment is clear with a bit of thin cirrus.
    >
    >Cheers, Chris.

    Mamoru Doi
    Institute of Astronomy
    School of Science
    University of Tokyo
    voice +81-422-34-5084
    fax. +81-422-34-5041
    doi@ioa.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp

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