CRDS-39 (Southern Hemisphere Astrometry)

			  2007 June 25 (176)

			  Notes prepared by
		   Alan Fey, U.S. Naval Observatory


Schedule name: crds39.skd

Nominal Start: 17:00 U.T. on 2007 June 25 (176)
   first observation at 17:00 U.T. on 1758-651 45-Hh

Duration:  24 hours 

Nominal Stop:  17:00 U.T. on 2007 June 26 (177)
   last observation at 16:57 U.T. on 1057-797 45-Hh

Correlator:  WACO at Washington, DC

Station        Codes    # of tapes   # of obs     Occupation Code
DSS45          T	1.0	     283
HARTRAO	       J	1.0	     283

Total number of observations (delay measurements): 283
Total number of scans in the schedule: 283

Purpose
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Astrometric observations to strenghten the ICRF in the Southern
Hemisphere.

Schedule
========
This is a new schedule generated by Alan Fey using sked.

Correlation
===========
This experiment will be correlated at the WACO Correlator. Tapes should
be shipped to Washington, DC  as soon after the experiment as practical.

Special procedures
==================
These observations are scheduled for 24hr with the hope that DSS45 will
participate for the entire experiment (please?).

Summary
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The following listing is a summary of the observations in this schedule.



 Average number of obs. per baseline per source (normalized by up-time) =  24.0
 Min =   14.3  Max =   35.8 (Baseline 45-Hh on 1116-462)   RMS =   5.7

 Total time:       1439 minutes (  24.0 hours).

 Key:     45=DSS45      Hh=HARTRAO 
                  45   Hh   Avg
 % obs. time:      39   39   39
 % cal. time:       3    3    3
 % slew time:      17   50   34
 % idle time:      40    6   23
 total # scans:   283  283  283
 # scans/hour :  11.8 11.8 11.8
 Avg scan (sec):  120  120  120
 Total GBytes:    611  611  611
 Total GB(M5):    543  543  543
 # of tapes :     1.0  1.0
 tape change times (hhmm):

Total number of tapes:   2.0  Total GBytes (M5) recorded:  1086.7

      # OF OBSERVATIONS BY BASELINE

   | 45  Hh   StnTotal 
 ----------------------
 45|283 283      283 
 Hh|    283      283 


 Number of  2-station scans:  283

 Total # of scans, observations:   283     283