1.6-m Perkin Elmer Telescope

1998, November 29/30: Overview

Observer: M. Sartori, C. Roberto

Instrumentation:

ESPCASS
Detector: WI106

Number of exposed CCD frames:

Bias: 100
Dark:

none

Flat Field:

10 exposures of 50 sec; named: "flat1 "
10 exposures of 10 sec; named: "flat2 "

Object: 55

List of observed objects:

Object	Right ascension	Declination	No. of exposures
HR718	2:28: 9	8:27:36	3
HR1544	4:50:36	8:54: 2	3
HD30652	4:50:36	8:54: 2	3
HD29992	4:50:36	8:54: 2	3
PDS179	4:42: 3	-37: 8:40	3
PDS114	5:27: 4	0:25: 9	3
PDS190s	5:27: 4	0:25: 9	3
PDS110	5:37: 2	- 1:37:20	3
PDS016	5:43:11	- 4:59:49	3
HR1855	5:42:22	-22:27:48	3
PDS178S	5:31:55	- 7:18: 5	3
PDS178N	5:24: 0	24:57:38	3
PDS184	5:23: 7	28:34: 1	3
PDS020E	5:58:55	16:39:57	3
HR718-lamp	2:28: 9	8:27:36	1
HR1544-lamp	4:50:36	8:54: 2	1
HD30652-lamp	4:50:36	8:54: 2	1
HD29992-lamp	4:42: 3	-37: 8:40	1
PDS179-lamp	5:24: 8	2:27:46	1
PDS114-lamp	5:27: 4	0:25: 9	1
PDS190s-lamp	5:37: 2	- 1:37:20	1
PDS110-lamp	5:23:29	- 1: 4:22	1
PDS016-lamp	5:43:11	- 4:59:49	1
HR1855-lamp	5:31:55	- 7:18: 5	1
PDS178SN-lamp	5:24: 0	24:57:38	1
PDS184-lamp	5:30:19	11:20:20	1
PDS020E-lamp	5:58:55	16:39:57	1

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These data become/became public on: 2000 November 29
(subject to consent of observer or program committee;
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