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In order to become a member of the Gaia Follow-up Network for Transient Objects (Gaia-FUN-TO), especially to take part in the alerts verification, a potential partner must fullfil a number of requirements. The list of requirements is still to be fine-tuned, but they are: | In order to become a member of the Gaia Follow-up Network for Transient Objects (Gaia-FUN-TO), especially to take part in the alerts verification, a potential partner must fullfil a number of requirements. The list of requirements is still to be fine-tuned, but they are: | ||
− | # react to an alert (or to a request with a target) and conduct its observations within 24h | + | # react to an alert (or to a request with a target) and conduct its observations (in multiple filters) within 24h |
# reduce the photometric data and submit to the [[Follow-up|CPCS]] within 24h from the observation | # reduce the photometric data and submit to the [[Follow-up|CPCS]] within 24h from the observation | ||
# flux calibrations better than 10% (0.1 mag) | # flux calibrations better than 10% (0.1 mag) |
Revision as of 08:30, 19 October 2012
Status of the partners preparing for the Gaia Alerts verification
Information about the requirements
In order to become a member of the Gaia Follow-up Network for Transient Objects (Gaia-FUN-TO), especially to take part in the alerts verification, a potential partner must fullfil a number of requirements. The list of requirements is still to be fine-tuned, but they are:
- react to an alert (or to a request with a target) and conduct its observations (in multiple filters) within 24h
- reduce the photometric data and submit to the CPCS within 24h from the observation
- flux calibrations better than 10% (0.1 mag)
- perform at least 5 (TBC) tests before September 2013.
Partners in test
Loiano
- Contact person: Gisella Clementini (gisella.clementini oabo.inaf.it)
- Location: Loiano, Bologna, Italy
- 1.5m
- tests: 2011
Asiago
- Contact person: Gisella Clementini (gisella.clementini oabo.inaf.it)
- Location: Padova, Italy
- 1.82m
APT2
- Contact person: Gisella Clementini (gisella.clementini oabo.inaf.it)
- Location: Serra la Nave, Catania, Sicily
- robotic 80cm Ritchey-Cretien
TNT
- Contact person: Anna Piersimoni (piersimoni oa-teramo.inaf.it)
- Location: Teramo, Italy,
- 72cm Ritchey-Cretien
Swiss Euler
- Contact person: Laurent Eyer (laurent.eyer unige.ch)
- La Silla, Chile
- 1.2m
Belgian Mercatore
- Contact person: Laurent Eyer (laurent.eyer unige.ch)
- La Palma (Swiss time)
- 1.2m
Konkoly
- Contact person: Laszlo Szabados (szabados konkoly.hu)
- Location: Piszkesteto Mountain Station of the Konkoly Obs., Hungary
- 1m RCC, 60/90/180 cm Schmidt, 50 cm Cassegrain