0.6-m Boller & Chivens Telescope (IAG)

2000, June 15/16: Overview

Observer: F. Jablonski, A.J. Roberto

Instrumentation:

CamIV-991013
Detector: ?

Number of exposed CCD frames:

Bias: 0
Dark:

1 exposure of 1 sec; named: "dark "
3 exposures of 300 sec; named: "dark "
1 exposure of 2 sec; named: "dark "
1 exposure of 30 sec; named: "dark "
1 exposure of 5 sec; named: "dark "
3 exposures of 60 sec; named: "dark "
1 exposure of 10 sec; named: "dark "
1 exposure of 120 sec; named: "dark "

Flat Field:

6 exposures of 2 sec; named: "flat "
30 exposures of 10 sec; named: "flat "

Object: 264

List of observed objects:

Object	Right ascension	Declination	No. of exposures
BP Crux	12:26:37	-62:46:13	20
Cen X-3	11:21:15	-60:37:24	10
FO Aqr	22:15:17	- 8:36: 0	9
HD 141926	15:54:22	-55:19:44	21
HD161103	17:44:45	-27:13:47	10
NCen 95	13: 2:32	-60:11:40	21
QV Nor	15:42:23	-52:23: 1	10
Sco X-1	16:19:35	-15:38:25	10
V1082 Sgr	19: 4:25	-20:51:42	26
V2107 Oph	17: 8:14	-25: 5:19	10
V801Ara	16:40:55	-53:45: 5	10
V801 Cen	11:45: 0	-62:12:25	10
V821 Ara	17: 2:49	-48:47:22	10
V830 Cen	11:47:28	-61:57:13	10
V850 Cen	13: 1:17	-61:36: 6	10
GX1+4	17:32: 2	-24:44:44	10
IX Vel	8:15:18	-49:13:20	44
S808-C	19: 1:55	- 4:29:12	6
S808-C4	19: 1:49	- 4:12:17	7

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These data become/became public on: 2002 June 15

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