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The table below summarises the pool of observations which have been defined for T-ReCS System Verification at Gemini South. The list encompasses the various T-ReCS observing modes with a range of observing conditions and is intended to overfill the SV time available for any given mode to provide flexibility when scheduling and in their execution (e.g. with regards to target accessibility or conditions required). System Verification will be carried out on a mode by mode basis. The first mode to be executed will be the imaging mode, followed by the low-resolution spectroscopic mode, and finally the high-resolution spectroscopic mode

Important note: As the observing modes are overfilled to allow flexibility in executing the SV observations, the presence of a proposed observation in the SV plan does not by any means guarantee that the observation will be executed, and should not deter proposals to observe the same objects as part of the regular semester.

The table links to more information about each program (click on the program number) including specific aspects of the instrument and telescope to be verified, a summary of the possible scientific returns from successful observations, a target list and the members of the assessment team. Each program will link to the SV data and its assessment when available.

Program #

Title

Status

Modes

RA (hrs)

Obs conditions1

Imaging

Lo-Res Spec

Hi-Res Spec

IQ

sky bkg

WV

clds

SV100

N-band Spectroscopy of the Merger System NGC3256 Complete

 

N-1.32"  

10

85

50

50

70

SV101

Snapshots of Planetary Nebulae Complete

All silicates, N, SIV, Qs, Qa

   

5;8;18

Any

Any

Any

Any

SV102

Bolometric Evolution of SN1987A Complete

N, PAH11.3, Qa

   

5

Any

50

50

50

SV103

The hidden AGN in 0313-192 Complete

N, Qa

   

3

70

80

80

70

SV104

The nuclear ring of the galaxy NGC7552: what does the stars have to do with the MIR? Complete

 

N-0.72"; Q-0.72"  

23

Any

Any

Any

Any

SV105

Spatially-Resolved 10 micron Spectra of the Beta Pictoris Disk Complete

 

N-0.35"  

5

Any

Any

Any

Any

SV106

Exploring the structure of Brown Dwarf disks Complete

N

N-0.66"  

0;4

70

50

50

50

SV107

Exposing Silicate Emission in Comet C/2001 Q4 at 3AU  

 

N-0.??" 9-12um

4

50

50

50

50

1 See the detailed observing condition constraints for the precise meaning of the %-ile categories.


Last update 2003 September 8; James De Buizer


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