From: Rachel G. (gibbo@panisse.lbl.gov)
Date: Thu Sep 18 2003 - 18:12:24 PDT
Just a few more details concerning the table I sent:
e = early-type, i.e., no extinction
s = late-type, for which I assumed E(B-V)=0.1
NJ = NIC2/F110W
NH = NIC2/F160W (low-sky orientation)
Furthermore, I used the following orbit to exposure time
conversion:
# time
-- - ----
NJ 1 2048s
NJ 2 4096s
NH 1 1845s
NH 2 3690s
Finally (as one can see) I've assumed
for a E/S0 host, 5 total orbits for the lightcurve before final refs
for a late-type host, 12 total orbits for the lightcurve before final refs
I'm set up to quickly do SNR calculations for any other orbit scenario.
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