Re: HST Cluster SN Call Monday May 2

From: Megan Donahue (donahue@pa.msu.edu)
Date: Mon May 02 2005 - 08:44:37 PDT

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    I'm giving a final shortly after the telecon starts, so I will have to
    pass.
    I have preliminary reductions from the IR observing run with Flamingos
    on
    the KPNO 4-meter. The run went very well, good quality J&K imaging on
    10 extended X-ray (ROSAT), I-band faint targets. There are 2-3
    intriguing clusters,
    at 14-16 hours RA, but I haven't been able to quantify them well
    enough, not
    at least to say "Hold the presses!" They are not visible in 2-gyro
    mode until
    early next spring, if the early-morning (daylight?) rule of thumb is
    the right one
    to use. I will create better versions and share with Piero Rosati and
    Marc Postman (also on the ROX team) so they can make an assessment. My
    gut feeling is that they may be similar to or somewhat fainter than the
    clusters
    on your nominal list.

    - Megan

    On Apr 29, 2005, at 6:05 PM, Tony Spadafora wrote:

    > HST Cluster SN team,
    >
    > As agreed as the last meeting, the next conference call is scheduled
    > for:
    >
    > Monday May 2, 9:00 AM PDT.
    > conference line: (510) 643-3819
    >
    > For future reference, a web page for the project is being set up:
    > http://HSTclusterSN.lbl.gov/
    > with userid and password both HSTclusterSN.
    > (Our web server will be down for a scheduled outage on Sat, but should
    > be operational by Monday.)
    >
    > -Tony (for Saul and LBL group)
    >
    >
    > Tony Spadafora ALSpadafora@lbl.gov
    > Physics Division Tel: (510) 495-2316
    > Lawrence Berkeley National Lab FAX: (510) 486-6738
    > 1 Cyclotron Road BLDG 50R5032
    > Berkeley, CA 94720-8160

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