INAF queue observing, 2025 Dec 13 - Dec 14

Observer: Andrea Rossi, Felice Cusano
Support: Jon Rees
Telescope Operator: Steve Allanson
Instrument: PEPSI/LUCI

Summary

These observations have been performed in C-19 mode by Andrea Rossi and Felice Cusano .
At sunset the sky is clear, we open and start with PEPSI. We switch to LUCI for a backup program and then back to PEPSI.
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Night duration (12 degree - twilight) 1:15 - 13:15 UT = * 12h* 0m

Observing time: 11 h 30 min (%)*
Weather time loss: 0 h 0min (%)*
Technical time loss: 0 h 30 min (%)*
Shark-VIS+NIR time loss: 0h 0min (0%)*

Data Summary

Project_RUN	Objects	Instrument	Configuration	ExpTime /Time_tot	Notes
CALIB	Darks	LUCI BINO			Marziani, Maiorano
CALIB		PEPSI BINO			All config
Leitinger	KIC2995050	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD3-5	0.33hx2	+5min SNR 110-160 completed
Leitinger	KIC3946701	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD3-5	0.16hx2	SNR 105-150 completed
Leitinger	KIC4758008	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD3-5	0.43hx2	SNR 100-140 completed
Leitinger	KIC5184073	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD3-5	0.25hx2	SNR 100-150 +2min for cirrus completed
Leitinger	KIC6851957	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD3-5	0.12hx2	SNR 110-140 +2min completed
Leitinger	KIC7542572	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD3-5	0.48hx2	SNR 80-110 +4min check ! ?
Maiorano	GRB250818B	LUCI BINO	Jima	2h	completed
STD	HD 9930	LUCI BINO	KG210 0.75slit		Telluric for Marziani
Marziani	WINGSJ011457	LUCI BINO	KG210 0.75slit	0.64/0.53h	3offset more, FWHM~0.7" w some extinction completed
D'Orazi	Gaia DR3 3326852328563919744	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD1-5	1h	S/N=100 CD5, S/N=44 CD1
D'Orazi	Gaia DR3 3326852328563919744	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD2-4	1h	S/N=67 in CD4
Rainer	Qatar-9	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD1-4	1.23h	S/N=74 CD4 completed
Rainer	Qatar-9	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD2-5	1.7h	more exp for clouds, S/N=108 CD5 completed
D'Orazi	Gaia DR3 3326852328563919744	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD2-4	10min	for RV
Rainer	Qatar-9	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD3-6	2x1.7h	S/N=82 CD6 on the first exp, take one more completed
Bragaglia	1452626177948989440	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD3-5	0.44h	more for bad seeing completed
Bragaglia	1452631954680310144	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD3-5	0.86h	more for bad seeing completed
Rainer	KPS-1	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD1-4	1.3h	SN/=62 on CD4, we need another exposure on this

Further details in the log by LBT-Italia at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10nSKzDX_i5p-_AwueiJGiD3UAOOEN2YB/view?usp=sharing

Further details in the log by LBTO at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WJxlBvjQ2qo3uycSdFmKQxgs0lzhb-MF/view?usp=sharing

Summary of LUCI science files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1n3ExX5EsxkYeaNpha91x3ipjSFX81RWZ/view?usp=sharing

Summary of LUCI calibration files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14IvzAj4bVLtUjAUSTqM0bPF6d4KFcNxY/view?usp=sharing

INAF queue observing, 2025 Dec 14 - Dec 15

Observer: Silvia Tosi, Ester Marini
Support: Jon Rees
Telescope Operator: Steve Allanson
Instrument: PEPSI/LUCI

Summary

These observations have been performed in C-19 mode by Silvia Tosi and Ester Marini At sunset the sky is a bit cirrus, we open and start with PEPSI.
. Clouds during all night, 4.5h lost for bad weather. Some targets observed with LUCI and PEPSI increasing the exposure time.

Night duration (12 degree - twilight) 1:15 - 13:15 UT = 12h 0m
Observing time: h min (%)*
Weather time loss: h min (%)*
Technical time loss: h min (%)*
Shark-VIS+NIR time loss: 0h 0min (0%)*

Data Summary

Project_RUN	Objects	Instrument	Configuration	ExpTime /Time_tot	Notes
CALIB		PEPSI BINO			All config
Leitinger	KIC6183076	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD3-5	0.35hx2	+10min due to clouds. SNR 177 on red and 113 in blue completed
Leitinger	KIC10398120	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD3-5	0.04hx2	+1min due to clouds. SNR 159 in red and 120 in blue completed
Leitinger	KIC8110538	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD3-5	0.25hx2	+5min due to clouds. SNR 138 in red and 91 in blue
Leitinger	KIC9453022	PEPSI BINO	PFU CD3-5	0.36hx2	+5min due to clouds. SNR 103 in red and 88 in blue
Marziani	WINGS J223540.81+012905.8	LUCI Bino	KG210 0.75slit	0.53x2	exposure time doubled due to the presence of a lot of clouds. FWHM 0.7"
Marziani	Telluric Hip 116886	LUCI Bino	KG210 0.75slit	0.03x2	exposure time doubled due to the presence of a lot of clouds. FWHM 0.7"
Marziani	WINGS J012507.64+084157.2	LUCI Bino	KG210 0.75slit		exposure time doubled due to the presence of a lot of clouds. FWHM 0.8"
Marziani	Telluric Hip 116886	LUCI Bino	KG210 0.75slit	0.03x2	exposure time doubled due to the presence of a lot of clouds. FWHM 1"
Giannini	23bri	LUCI Bino imaging	N3.75J	0.125x2	FWHM 1.1"
Rainer	KPS-1	PEPSI bino	D200/CD1-4	2.77hr	increased exp time due to very thick clouds, S/N~170 CD1-CD4 completed

Further details in the log by LBT-Italia at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/16R2ZUDBapAkfsC1cDIiVX-e2P7P5Sn5F/view?usp=sharing

Further details in the log by LBTO at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ydo0QNIdojmP3Wk1gIlXvlWyyzSgWblZ/view?usp=sharing

Summary of LUCI calibration files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eNPrzsPPNoQ6nJXaBraUbRANoVUDILoh/view?usp=sharing

Summary of LUCI science files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xjis9a2WTFnS-qIR9Xe1Oh4sMHo1lDyh/view?usp=sharing

INAF queue observing, 2025 Dec 15 - Dec 16

Observer: Andrea Rossi, Ester Marini
Support: Jason Chu
Telescope Operator: Steve Allanson
Instrument: LBC/SHARKs

Summary

These observations have been performed in C-19 mode by Andrea Rossi and Ester Marini .
At sunset the sky is clear. We start with LBC and then switch to SHARK-VIS/NIR at 05:05UT. We have to stop the observations and close at 07:18UT due to a glycol lead on the DX ASM. Steve calls the night at 12:05UT.

Night duration (12 degree - twilight) 1:15 - 13:15 UT = 12h 0m
Observing time: 7h 13min (%)*
Weather time loss: 0h 0min (%)*
Technical time loss: 4h 47min (%)*
Shark-VIS+NIR time loss: 0h 0min (%)*

Data Summary

Project_RUN	Objects	Instrument	Configuration	ExpTime /Time_tot	Notes
CALIB	skyflats	LBC	r,z		PA0,180 DONE
CALIB	skyflats	LBC	g,Ibes		g needs PA 180
Cusano	halo1	LBC	BV	0.9h+0.9h	BV7+BV9 script FWHM~0.7"
Cusano	halo1	LBC	BI	0.7+0.6h	BI8+ metà BI10 FWHM~0.7"
Calib	Gamma_Ori	SHARK-VIS			for setup
Garufi	HD34700	SHARK-VIS+NIR	R-bessel+BB_H		stopped due to glycole leak on DX ASM. SNIR took 77% of scientific data, SVIS not sufficient data. PSF reference is missing, too. See log for details

Further details in the log by LBT-Italia at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1J9ASz4foTMXOwuZteia4zipApmgEhZXc/view?usp=sharing

Further details in the log by LBTO at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LI3s5hcZoq2sU-OsOma7eJ-muUfCtDMS/view?usp=sharing

Summary of LBC calibration files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14xEuqj4j0Q-rGfJB_3VkB3cm6qN7EdJ7/view?usp=sharing

Summary of LBC science files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BzNzYI1BWYDhNTBBn7gaFZB36sNzpSm5/view?usp=sharing

INAF queue observing, 2025 Dec 16 - Dec 17

Observer: Silvia Tosi, Felice Cusano
Support: Jason Chu
Telescope Operator: Josh Williams
Instrument: LBC

Summary

These observations have been performed in C-19 mode by Silvia Tosi and Felice Cusano .
At sunset the sky is clear. We start with LBC. Some technical issues, but it was a good night with subarcsec seeing

Night duration (12 degree - twilight) 1:15 - 13:15 UT = 12h 0m
Observing time: 11h 00min (%)*
Weather time loss: 0h 0min (%)*
Technical time loss: 1h 0min (%)*
Shark-VIS+NIR time loss: 0h 0min (%)*

Data Summary

Project_RUN	Objects	Instrument	Configuration	ExpTime /Time_tot	Notes
Maiorano	/GRB251129A	grz	0.4h+0.4h		finished before -12° twilight
CALIB	skyflats	LBC	B-Bessel, r-Sloan		PA0,180 DONE
Cusano	halo1	LBC	BI	0.84h+0.84	BV_10 and BV_12. seeing ~1". To check images 023824-024248
Cusano	halo1	LBC	BV	1.28h+1.28h	BV_11 for two times because of elongation and 3 images of BV_13. seeing ~1"
Giunta	2023XM15	LBC	griz	0.2h+0.2h	good seeing
D'Onofrio	NGC2903	LBC	U_spec, z_sloan	1.7h+1.7h	Ob1 started at low airmass, then repeated after ob3
CALIB	skyflats	LBC	U-spec, V-Bessel		PA0
Palazzi	SN2024rmj	LBC	ugriz	0.15+0.15h	seeing 0.9"-1"
Palazzi	SN2024adhq	LBC	ugriz	0.15+0.15h	seeing 0.9"-1"
Palazzi	SN2025wny	LBC	ugriz	0.15+0.15h	seeing 0.9"-1"

Further details in the log by LBT-Italia at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u6Pl1zfif3rhMg_9RCH_lNdWTt8wU2wR/view?usp=sharing

Further details in the log by LBTO at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nID4HjL_kj44mWECb_kqVFUX2tdzNaMw/view?usp=sharing

Summary of LBC science files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13y5_E3kQ-IbiZa6IuhSP6q-NSqi8XtXN/view?usp=sharing