Overview
- observing logistics
- reduction logistics
- target
- standards
- calibration



Detail
- dryrun Friday.  
  Got account: guest01/newCH4
  CSHELL working
  take data
  get data
  position angle of slit
  wavelength calibration, settings
  Atmospheric transmission - generate plot  

- observing logistics
  Alan observe (actually control the camera).
  Observe from Manoa, in the IR lab.  808-956-8231
   6PM-midnight HST = 10 PM-4 AM Colo) 
  Leslie on the phone or webcam for the full first half-night.
  Leslie overlap the end of the run the other nights 
   (say, 10 PM HST = 2 AM Colo time)

  Phone,  1st night from office.
  CSHELL has an "eavedrop" mode, Leslie can look with VNC.  
  This suggests Leslie should do them all from the office.

- reduction logistics
  Alan FAX Leslie the logs at the end of the night, and
   Leslie can turn that into a PDF.
  Leslie to download the data each morning and begin reduction.
   (from midnight-6 AM HST = 4-10 AM Colo time)

  HOW GET FAX TO LESLIE?  
  (1) Fax to  (303) 546-9687 or
  (2) Hear back from Eliot about something fancier
  
  HOW GET REDUCTION INFO FROM LESLIE TO ALAN?  EMAIL OK?
  put onto anonymous ftp site [ftp.ifa.hawaii.edu; cd /INCOMING], 
  email a few files, or
  put on website under Leslie's homepage.

- guiding
  offset guiding?

- target
  Pluto, same wavelengths as in 1992 (why mess with success)

  central wavelength = 1.66415 (R(0) and Q branch of 2nu3; same as 1992)
  slit = 1.5 arcsec (same as '92; more throughput;  
  integration time = 120 sec?? 
   (600 s in 1992, but 120s will give better OH line subtraction?)
  slit rotation = slit along the Pluto-Charon axis
   we don't fear dispersion; don't want Charon moving in and out of slit
   
 Date__(UT)__HR:MN     X_(sat-primary)_Y SatPANG
************************************************
 2004-Aug-08 07:00       -0.482   -0.017 267.923
 2004-Aug-09 07:00       -0.457    0.692 326.551
 2004-Aug-10 07:00       -0.023    0.784 358.344
 2004-Aug-11 07:00        0.434    0.176  67.862
 2004-Aug-12 07:00        0.505   -0.588 139.333
   
- standards
  Asteroid??

  *** Which asteroid?  Here's some ideas, within 1 hour of Pluto.

                                   Apparent (mid-dark)
                                     R.A.      Dec.     Vmag
    Rec# Object Name               hh:mm:ss +dd mm'ss"      
  ------ -----------------------  -------------------  ---- 
       3 Juno                     18:42:11 -07 26'51"  9.85 <<<---
      11 Parthenope               18:54:35 -21 44'19"  9.71 
      17 Thetis                   17:43:58 -20 39'12"  11.2 <<<---
      19 Fortuna                  16:16:17 -19 40'16"  12.0 
      22 Kalliope                 16:24:49 -27 23'14"  11.9 
      33 Polyhymnia               18:01:22 -26 25'14"  11.6 
      88 Thisbe                   17:29:51 -22 23'08"  11.0 
      
      Want to trail Pluto

  Solar analog? At R=13,300, even 16 Cyg B is not exactly solar.  
  16 Cyg B  19 41 51.94  +50 31 05.1  everyone's favorite, but not close
  BS6060    16 15 37.03  -08 22 05.4  much closer to Pluto <<<---

  See Lowell workshop at
  http://www.lowell.edu/users/jch/workshop/sa.html
  In particular
  Gustavo F. Porto de Mello  & Licio da Silva
   "HR 6060: The Closest Ever Solar Twin?"
   http://www.lowell.edu/users/jch/workshop/gfpdm/gfpdm.html
  Porto de Mello & da Silva 1997, ApJ Letters, 482, L89

  No line-less (A-type?) star for telluric?  Not needed in 1992.

- Calibration
  wavelength: Argon 1.52924 Xenon 1.41454 Krypton 2.09562 Argon 1.61662
    (same as 1992)
  flats
  darks
  bad pixel maps (from flats?)

- Anything else?
  P240.1 (ra 17 17 31.797 dec -14 22 20.11) appulse, 2004 Aug 9 08:47 UT
  Image with flip mirror in during appulse.