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Civil Date
Ephemerides
2015-04-07SunsetSunriseMoon
Set12°18°18°12°RiseRiseSet
01:2202:1202:4111:1411:4412:3404:21-
Night Length8:33Sunset Temperature


On-Duty Personnel
Resident AstronomerTelescope OperatorOPS EngineerDay Ops
-Amy Westfall--


Overlapsnone

Other PersonnelMichael Ward, Matthew Shetrone, Kathryn Busby

Guestsnone


Open/Close Log
Open timeOutdoor tempTruss tempClose timeReasonTime open
01:1508:55radar07:40
Total Time Open7:40


      
ProgramNight Priority
Stack Data
StartStopee50ee80Hefi FocusMars FocusOutside TempDome TempTruss TempWind DirectionWind SpeedStack Type
05:1206:170.620.94-10+441118.519.420.023713First of Night


Problem Reportsno PRs


Ops Commentsnone


TO CommentsMirror team: 59, 66, and 50 could not be located. Mike and Matt were up investigating problems with the AOA software. Increasing the light source intensity fixed the problem of reference spots not being recognized by the AOA software. There was an additional problem caused by the use of an altered mirror locations file: the mirrors were indicated by the mirror locations file to be offset by one column. This caused very strange looking move files to be sent at the end of the s0/s1 routines. Removing the faulty offset made for much better looking move files. Got only 4 points of focus curve data before weather closure. Best ee50 occurred at DMI distance 26.212147 at an outdoor temperature of 17.9 Did not check for effects of CCAS tower fan on seeing before closing. I asked Matt about installing a simple light fixture in the CCAS tower, which can be turned on and off via APC switch, to confirm CCAS open/closed status. (Chevo cam will pick up that kind of light easily.)


RA Commentsnone


Observations
FileTarget/QIDExp StartExposureOverheadProgramInstrument ConfigurationData TypeIQDimmSkySBrtSkytransSNRCommentsCharge