From: "Donor, John" Subject: Predicted BOSS S/N in Kronos Date: Wed, 2 Oct 2024 21:39:43 +0000 --_000_IA2PR16MB63941DE84B363075DA21F8E2FE702IA2PR16MB6394namp_ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hey Observers, I'm rolling out the long awaited "robodamus" predicting tool for BOSS S/N i= n kronos. I think this feature is less useful to y'all since y'all are pret= ty good at predicting what the future SN will be, but specifically because = of that experience, I'm interested to hear your feedback on how accurate yo= u think the tool is. I also expect that this tool will be able to alert you to rapid changes in = observing conditions during an exposure, and adjust predicted SN accordingl= y. I have not had a chance to add a final check for a morning twilight design.= If anyone missed it on the call: the scheduler will schedule long epoch da= rk fields at the end of the night, which can pre-empt the twilight design. = If you finish a dark exposure around 15 degree twilight and want to grab a = bright design, "force bright now" should do the trick? Otherwise I'll hopef= ully correct this soon. Thanks, and looking forward to any feedback! -John --_000_IA2PR16MB63941DE84B363075DA21F8E2FE702IA2PR16MB6394namp_ Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable P {margin-top:0;margin-bo= ttom:0;} Hey Observers, I'm rolling out the long awaited "robodamus" predicting tool for = BOSS S/N in kronos. I think this feature is less useful to y'all since y'al= l are pretty good at predicting what the future SN will be, but specificall= y because of that experience, I'm interested to hear your feedback on how accurate you think the tool is. I also expect that this tool will be able to alert you to rapid changes in = observing conditions during an exposure, and adjust predicted SN accordingl= y. I have not had a chance to add a final check for a morning twilight design.= If anyone missed it on the call: the scheduler will schedule long epoch da= rk fields at the end of the night, which can pre-empt the twilight design. = If you finish a dark exposure around 15 degree twilight and want to grab a bright design, "force bright no= w" should do the trick? Otherwise I'll hopefully correct this soon. Thanks, and looking forward to any feedback! -John --_000_IA2PR16MB63941DE84B363075DA21F8E2FE702IA2PR16MB6394namp_--