Date: Sat, 18 Oct 1997 07:27:58 -0600 (MDT) From: Karen Gloria Subject: 3.5-m obslog 971017 FRIDAY OCTOBER 17, 1997 APACHE POINT OBSERVATORY OBSERVING LOG ACTUAL ASTRONOMER INSTRUMENT DATE START FINISH Adler GRIM2 10/17 18:20 19:50 Trammell GRIM2 10/17-18 19:50 00:50 Rodgers GRIM2 10/18 00:50 05:48 INST SCHEDULED OBS WEATH EQUIP DAY NOTUSED I/RS/DN START FINISH D B D B D B USE D B UC09/R 18:20 19:50 - - - - - - 1.5 - - UC06/S 19:50 00:50 0.2 4.8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UW05/S 00:50 05:48 - 4.7 - 0 - 0.3 0 - 0 (note: times listed include instrument change time) ACTIVITY LOG (* means a trouble report has been issued or appended to) The telescope was opened at 18:30, after calibration images were taken. The weather was super. Dave Cole and Gordon Richards were the observers for Adler (UC09). They used GRIM2 to observe Jupiter and Saturn in the infrared. They commented that this was a productive run. Susan Trammell and Andrew Dimeo were the observers for UC06. We had to constantly monitor the focus of GRIM2, as shown in the focus log. The observing was very successful, though. Bernadette Rodgers and Bruce Balick were the observers for UW05. Although they lost about 20 minutes due to a computer problem, the run went very well. There were no other problems and spectra were obtained for most of the science targets. FOCUS LOG OCTOBER 17 1997 Best Telescope Wind Seeing Time Inst Focus Az El #Temp Dir MPH filter FWHM " 19:00 GRIM2 -575(6568) 322 46 6.8/10.0 315 5 2.122 1.0 19:50 GRIM2 -635(6337) 251 75 6.5/8.3 329 5 2.122 0.6 20:30 GRIM2 -500(6464) 262 67 7.1/7.6 359 4 2.122 0.8 20:50 GRIM2 -425(6538) 266 62 6.7/7.3 14 8 2.122 0.8 21:40 GRIM2 -425(6545) 273 53 6.3/7.2 228 1 K-cont 0.7 22:25 GRIM2 -415(6586) 278 43 6.1/6.5 31 12 2.166 1.0 00:10 GRIM2 -275(6624) 290 79 8.6/7.2 339 1 2.166 0.6 01:20 DIS -500(6392) 44 52 5.8/7.1 213 1 r 1.3 #The first temp is air, the second is truss, both in degrees Celsius WEATHER OCTOBER 17 1997 Wind Time Temp F Dewp. F MPH. Dir. Dust Sky Precip. 17:01 52 22 8 271 (W) 459 clear none 18:01 50 22 6 293 (WNW) 530 clear none 19:01 44 20 10 325 (NW) 452 clear none 20:01 44 18 1 317 (NW) 351 clear none 21:01 45 22 5 5 (N) 425 clear none 22:01 43 20 8 24 (NNE) 444 clear none 23:01 45 21 1 350 (N) 419 clear none 00:01 46 19 2 359 (N) 435 clear none 01:01 47 18 2 311 (NW) 344 clear none 02:01 42 20 3 224 (SW) 528 clear none 03:01 42 18 6 233 (SW) 425 clear none 04:01 43 17 6 224 (SW) 338 clear none 05:01 44 15 1 201 (SSW) 372 clear none 06:01 44 15 3 256 (WSW) 316 clear none 07:01 44 13 5 276 (W) 357 clear none note: the wind was coming from the azimuth listed. The convention used is north=0 degrees, east=90 degrees. The dust count is particles > 1 micron per 0.1 cu. ft. TELESCOPE STATUS Primary, secondary, and tertiary mirrors in place and collimated. Primary support system operational. Mirror ventilation system in place. Telescope drives operational. Current Remark version: 2.36. Current guide software version: GIm Ctrlv3.0b11. -Karen