1.6-m Perkin Elmer Telescope

1998, August 24/25: Overview

Observer: C.Caretta,G.Denicolo,Nivaldo

Instrumentation:

ESPCASS
Detector: WI106

Number of exposed CCD frames:

Bias: 20
Dark:

5 exposures of 1200 sec; named: "dark "

Flat Field:

10 exposures of 18 sec; named: "domeflat "
1 exposure of 9 sec; named: "skyflat "
1 exposure of 11 sec; named: "skyflat "
1 exposure of 12 sec; named: "skyflat "
1 exposure of 15 sec; named: "skyflat "
1 exposure of 17 sec; named: "skyflat "
1 exposure of 20 sec; named: "skyflat "
1 exposure of 22 sec; named: "skyflat "
1 exposure of 25 sec; named: "skyflat "
1 exposure of 40 sec; named: "skyflat "
1 exposure of 60 sec; named: "skyflat "

Object: 105

List of observed objects:

Object	Right ascension	Declination	No. of exposures
S1099g34+37	23: 9:26	-28:48:48	16
HeAr+Ne	23:13:24	-23: 5: 7	9
S1099g33+28	23:13:24	-23: 9:39	18
S1099g04	23:12:59	-23: 7:26	5
A3964g25+31	23: 4:22	-19:55:13	6
A3964g23+20	23: 4:22	-19:55:60	12
EG274	16:28:12	-41:42:37	2
LTT7379	16:20: 1	-39: 6:52	2
LTT7987	20: 7:50	-30:21:59	2
LTT6248	20: 7:50	-30:21:59	2
NGC6721	18:56:34	-57:49:42	6
NGC6841	18:56:34	-57:49:42	2
NGC6868	19:54:39	-31:56:42	5
IC4931	19:57:29	-38:42:48	2
NGC7507	23: 9:26	-28:48:48	2

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These data become/became public on: 2000 August 24
(subject to consent of observer or program committee;
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