-- SimonaPaiano - 14 Oct 2020

INAF queue observing, 2020 Oct 13 - Oct 14

Observer: A. Cardwell
Telescope Operator: Josh
Astronomers from Italy: F. Cusano, S. Paiano, A. Rossi
Instrument: LUCI-BINO

Summary

Due to the covid-19 pandemic situation these observations have been performed by LBTO personel
through the indications of LBT Italian observers (F.Cusano, S. Paiano) connected from Italy.

At the sunset the sky is clear.

Night duration (12 degree el twilight) 1:50 - 12:30 UT = 10 h 40m

Observing time: 10 h 19 min (96.7%)

Weather time loss: * 0 h 0 min ( 0 %)*

technical time loss * 0h 21 min (3.3 %)*

Data Summary

Project_RUN	Objects	Instrument	Configuration	ExpTime /Time_tot	Images	Notes
Cassara'	dark	LUCI 1-2
Paiano	dark	LUCI 1-2
Feruglio	dark	LUCI 1 -2
Polletta	PLCK_G67.1+22.5	LUCI 1	z - ESM	1.5 hrs		seeing = 0.6" - 0.85" - 1.3" - 0.85" good images from 64
Tell_Feruglio	HIP 115428	LUCI 1	G210-H - ESM			Telluric - A6
Feruglio	S82X _1940 - A6	LUCI 1	G210-H - ESM	0.7 hrs	luci1.0103-113	seeing=0.65", PA angle not correct and possible tilt. Probably the target was not in the slit.
Tell_Cassarà	HIP13917	LUCI 1,2	zJ200		luci1.0119-0122, luci2.0030-003
Cassarà	VIPE1	LUCI 1,2	zJ200	0.8+0.8hrs	luci1.0127-0140, luci2.0038.0051	We cannot see the science spectra or emission lines. Problem with the mask ?
D'Onofrio	NGC1042	LBC blue+red	g-band, r-band	1.6+1.6 hrs	hr	seeing ~1.", completed
Rossi_BACKUP	GRB161007A	LBC blue+red	g,r on LBCblue + z LBCred	0.67+0.67 hrs		LBC imaging completed
Schmidt	J0823+3427	LBC blue+red	r-band, i-band	0.55+0.55 hrs		1 OB done
Calibration	Skyflats	LBCblue+red	r+z			note: there are good flats in both PA maybe just for z-band
Polletta	flat	LUCI 1	z-band			for PLCK_G67.1+22.5
Cassarà	flat,arcs	LUCI 1,2	zJ200			for VIPE1

NOTES:

Polletta run

The exposures 0062-0063 must to be rejected (see details in the Andrew's log).

Some elepticity in luci1.0073

Variable seeing, up to 1.3", at 03:15-03:25UT. At 03:38 it dropped to 0.8"

Feruglio run

After carefully measurting the angle on PanStarrs images and verifying the target (luckily visible after background subtraction) we do the hypothesis that the PA angle of S82X _1940 - A6 may be no correct and the target is out of the slit.

Cassara' run

to-update

Details

detailed log by A. Cardwell at this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sis_Y_biPPjm7VkoRA9gsvRfmn7sW_U-jIMI_QEYbXQ/edit?usp=sharing