INAF queue observing, 2023 September 15 - September 16

Observer: Andrea Rossi, Simona Paiano, Ester Marini
Support: Jenny Power
Telescope operator : David Gonzalez Huerta
Instrument: LBC

Summary

These observations have been performed by Andrea from the INAF control room in Bologna , and then later by the LBTO personell under the supervision of Simona of the LBT Italia observers.

At sunset the sky is a bit cloudy. We could open at ~12 degrees twilight See details in log.

We start with LBCs

Night duration (12 degree - twilight) 02:15 - 12:15 UT = * 10h* * 00m*
Observing time: 09 h 55 min (99%)*
Weather time loss: 00 h 00 min (0%)*
Technical time loss: 00 h 05 min (1%)*

Data Summary

Project_RUN	Objects	Instrument	Configuration	ExpTime /Time_tot	Images	Notes
Giunta	2015ME131	LBCblue+red	gr+iz	12+12min		3 times
Vito	J221644	LBCblue+red	r+i	1.5h+1.5h		3 times - completed
Vito	J221644	LBCblue+red	r+z	0.5h+0.5h		1 times (out of 3)
Vito	J010013	LBCblue+red	r+Y	1h+1h		2 times - completed
Giunta	2012VE46	LBCblue+red	gr+iz	25min+25min		3 times + 1 (not completed)

Detailed log at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yt79jcNyXhqWFJIVYQtB_3cGzQTsQhi4/view?usp=sharing

Log by Jenny Power at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kFjalUEOqpAEE3yly6JiOD-_rNuucfKG/view?usp=sharing

Summary of LBC science files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TUEb-7XZ3G_xv0N9r1eqtkWYGVb7c2u7/view?usp=sharing

Summary of LBC calib files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LFtchnMpAaJrXfFn2Kv9lshHu-esltZL/view?usp=sharing

INAF queue observing, 2023 September 16 - September 17

Observer: Ester Marini, Andrea Rossi
Support: Alex Becker
Telescope operator : David Gonzalez Huerta
Instrument: PEPSI

Summary

These observations have been performed for the first half of the night by LBTO personell under the supervision of Ester Marini of the LBT Italia observers, and for the second half by Andrea Rossi.

At sunset the sky is cloudy, but we can open. We start with PEPSI. Clouds, bad seeing and high humidity prevented us to be open all night. See logs for details

Night duration (12 degree - twilight) 02:15 - 12:15 UT = * 10h* * 00m*
Observing time: 05 h 10 min (52%)*
Weather time loss: 04 h 50 min (48%)*
Technical time loss: 00 h 00 min (0%)*

Data Summary

Project_RUN	Objects	Instrument	Configuration	ExpTime /Time_tot	Images	Notes
Marini	IRAS 18062+2410	PEPSI	CDI-CDIV	25+25min		S/N~90 on CDI, ~170 on CD IV
Marini	IRAS 18062+2410	PEPSI	CDIII-CDVI	12+12min		S/N~110 on CDIII, ~100 on CD VI, increased exp time from 8 to 12mins due to clouds
Marini	IRAS 19200++3457	PEPSI	CDI-CDIV	2+2hr		S/N~350 on CDI, ~790 on CD IV, exp time increased from 1hr23min to 2hr due heavy mag extinction
Marini	IRAS 19200++3457	PEPSI	CDIII-CDVI	11+11min		S/N~221 on CDIII, ~175 on CD VI
Marini	IRAS 19343-2926	PEPSI	CDI-CDIV	33+33min		S/N ~70 on CD1, ~240 on CDIV, maybe blue bad for jump in seeing+humidity to be repeated
Marini	IRAS 19343-2926	PEPSI	CDII-CDV	26+26min		S/N ~120 on CDII, ~250 on CDV, exp time from 21 to 26mins for humidity+highseeing
Marini	IRAS 19343-2926	PEPSI	CDIII-CDVI	14+14min		S/N ~120 on CDIII , ~150 on CDVI, exp time from 11 to 14mins for humidity+highseeing
Marini	IRAS 20462+3416	PEPSI	CDI-CDIV	25+25min		S/N 120 on CDI, 320 on CDIV, exp time from 17 too 25 for clouds
Marini	IRAS 20572+4919	PEPSI	CDI-CDIV	5+5 min		S/N 50 on CDI, 70 on CDIV, stopped , we had to close, to be repeated
Calib		MODS	dual grating			dual grating arcs+flats, 0.8", 1.2",5" slits and slitless

Detailed log at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x21mYIyNgR6drXxPfqkMMHCWLqNV8adf/view?usp=sharing

Further details in the Log by Alex Backer at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13kr9TMw1_1VJknl8eyocMiY0keWCzsyF/view?usp=sharing

Summary of MODS calib files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S-Q4xr2Pdz0rPnEbuLsooufSYbDL-8b_/view?usp=sharing

Summary of PEPSI science files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/139Q22Wo7Xv2RRzwRV8O79Wd1Hk_zWyhP/view?usp=sharing

INAF queue observing, 2023 September 17 - September 18

Observer: Felice Cusano, Ester Marini, Simona Paiano
Support: Alex Becker
Telescope operator : David Gonzalez Huerta
Instrument: PEPSI, LBC

Summary

These observations have been performed for the first half of the night by LBTO personell under the supervision of Felice Cusano of the LBT Italia observers, and for the second half by Ester Marini and Simona Pariano

At sunset the sky is cloudy, but we can open. We start with PEPSI. Increasing clouds we closed at 02:00. We open again at 3:00, struggling with clouds, but finally it was clear at about 4:20. We switch to LBC 05:45 with no clouds and good seeing to observe the program of Vito_15. After a couple of hours we switch back to PEPSI due to clouds and bad seeing.

Night duration (12 degree - twilight) 02:15 - 12:15 UT = * 10h* * 00m*
Observing time: 8 h 20 min (83%)*
Weather time loss: 1 h 30 min (15%)*
Technical time loss: 00 h 10 min (2%)*

Data Summary

Project_RUN	Objects	Instrument	Configuration	ExpTime /Time_tot	Images	Notes
Marini	IRAS1943+29	PEPSI	CDI-CDIV	33+33min		S/N~73 on CDI, ~258 on CD IV
Marini	IRAS 20004+2955	PEPSI	CDI-CDIV	30+30min		S/N~ 97 on CDI, ~1667 on CD IV
Marini	IRAS 20097+2010	PEPSI	CDI-CDIV	+min		S/N~55 on CDI, ~300on CD IV , to repeat
Vito	J005006	LBC BINO	r- i-sloan			only *r_i_1 done, FWHM < 1", but lbcb: 71254, 71443, 71631 lbcr: 71249, 71428, 71607 are almost empty due to passing clouds
Marini	IRAS 20572+4919	PEPSI	CDI-CDIV			S/N ~ 129 on CDI, ~597 on CDIV
Marini	IRAS 01005+7910	PEPSI	CDI-CDIV	16min+16min		S/N~143 on CDI, 395~on CDIV
Marini	IRAS 01005+7910	PEPSI	CDII-CDV	11min+11min		S/N~190 on CDII, 301~ on CDV
Marini	IRAS 06556+1629	PEPSI	CDI-CDIV			S/N~82 on CDI, ~300 on CDIV
Marini	IRAS 06556+1629	PEPSI	CDII-CDV			S/N~142 on CDII, ~287 on CDV
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3445234993180087040	PEPSI	CD3-CD5			S/N~96 on CD3, ~141 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451292752493726208	PEPSI	CD3-CD5			S/N~119 on CD3, ~136 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451170809783500288	PEPSI	CD3-CD5			S/N~124 on CD3, ~203 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451172592189387392	PEPSI	CD3-CD5			S/N~98 on CD3, ~155 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451194754222598656	PEPSI	CD3-CD5			S/N~152 on CD3, ~188 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451191799284183424	PEPSI	CD3-CD5			S/N~132 on CD3, ~230 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451195342636011392	PEPSI	CD3-CD5			S/N~113 on CD3, ~179 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451194307546000000	PEPSI	CD3-CD5			S/N~109 on CD3, ~133 on CD5

Detailed log at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QQu-6BuCrs8CTl3hgKYoz7GL1Wy104LP/view?usp=sharing

Further details in the Log by Alex Backer at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bBxyus43VJUjNvFDuMCyVfuiaI9OvQGt/view?usp=sharing

Summary of LBC science files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RRosx-ckjyHlQ-tcMO2YKKuLA4FZWZz5/view?usp=sharing

Summary of PEPSI science files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v4eBRWVOQ6UdqP-Psm6ivymjgT-ptU6B/view?usp=sharing

INAF queue observing, 2023 September 18 - September 19

Observer: Andrea Rossi, Simona Paiano, Ester Marini
Support: Alex Becker
Telescope operator : David Gonzalez Huerta
Instrument: LBC, PEPSI

Summary

These observations have been performed for the first half of the night by Andrea Rossi and LBTO personnel, and for the second half by LBTO team under the supervision of Simona Paiano.

At sunset the sky is clear, we can open. We start with LBC. For technical problems we switch to PEPSI at about midnight, see logs for details.

Night duration (12 degree - twilight) 02:15 - 12:15 UT = * 10h* * 00m*
Observing time: 7h 55min (%)*
Weather time loss: 0h 5min (%)*
Technical time loss: 2h 0min (%)*

Data Summary

Project_RUN	Objects	Instrument	Configuration	ExpTime /Time_tot	Notes
calib	imaging flat	MODS1-2	u,g,r,i
calib	sky flat	LBC Bino	Uspec,B-Bessel + YFan, V-Bessel
Vito	J2216-0016	LBCblue+LBCred	r+Y	30+30m	only Y is ok
Vito	J2216-0016	LBCblue+LBCred	r+z	30+30m
Vito	J005006	LBCblue+LBCred	r+i	XXm+XXm	script stopped due to bad seeing ( >1.1)
Maiorano	GRB210722A	LBCblue+LBCred	r+z	0.67h+0.67h	2 times (not completed due to LBC issue)
Marini	IRAS 22023+5249	PEPSI	CDI-CDIV	1.37hr	S/N~92 on CDI, ~224 on CDIV first exposure of 24minutes -
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451181353923720320	PEPSI	CD3-CD5	0.07hr	S/N~102 on CD3, ~181 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451181353923720320	PEPSI	CD1-CD6	0.13hr	S/N~67 on CD1, ~235 on CD6
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451181353923720320	PEPSI	CD1-CD4	0.13hr	S/N~68 on CD1, ~207 on CD4
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451181839259368832	PEPSI	CD3-CD5	0.08hr	S/N~100 on CD3, ~166 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451182144197691904	PEPSI	CD1-CD4	0.13hr	S/N~66 on CD1, ~210 on CD4
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451182144197691904	PEPSI	CD3-CD5	0.07hr	S/N~112 on CD3, ~183 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451182144197691904	PEPSI	CD1-CD6	0.13hr	S/N~60 on CD1, ~246 on CD6
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451180602308806016	PEPSI	CD3-CD5	0.08hr	S/N~99 on CD3, ~157 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451180980265918208	PEPSI	CD3-CD5	0.08hr	S/N~95 on CD3, ~173 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451180911546448768	PEPSI	CD3-CD5	0.08hr	S/N~102 on CD3, ~165 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451181873619102208	PEPSI	CD3-CD5	0.07hr	S/N~87 on CD3, ~150 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451218501099562752	PEPSI	CD1-CD4	0.13hr	S/N~67 on CD1, ~250 on CD4
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451218501099562752	PEPSI	CD1-CD6	0.13hr	S/N~71 on CD1, ~268 on CD6
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451218501099562752	PEPSI	CD3-CD5	0.07hr	S/N~114 on CD3, ~191 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451181152064582272	PEPSI	CD3-CD5	0.09hr	S/N~88 on CD3, ~141 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451180838527642496	PEPSI	CD3-CD5	0.07hr	S/N~104 on CD3, ~174 on CD5
Bragaglia	Gaia DR3 3451204615466584832	PEPSI	CD3-CD5	0.125hr	S/N~117 on CD3, ~133 on CD5

Detailed log at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-Z5Ge0Ryz4EbG38bymEsqZDv6eYhSw8H/view?usp=sharing

Further details in the Log by Alex Backer at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O_t_kX8GquY0muu-IRNIhx0ML8Xa-3vl/view?usp=sharing

Summary of LBC science files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1udz8_-u0VFNAOYcNVIowdF5BjK0mnqG1/view?usp=sharing

Summary of LBC calib files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HPccA8LQBfeUKInUIxQi4l4jkB0-76DF/view?usp=sharing

Summary of MODS calib files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ToSEWHG46lQiIWa_EzJZfaIBOtYyt2kv/view?usp=sharing

Summary of PEPSI science files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-inblZrN_L9rZLlSbx3nW8ePYZ89gGuI/view?usp=sharing

INAF queue observing, 2023 September 19 - September 20

Observer: Felice Cusano, Ester Marini and Simona Paiano
Support: Alex Becker
Telescope operator : Josh Williams
Instrument: LBC, MODS

Summary

These observations have been performed for the first half of the night by Felice Cusano and LBTO personnel, and for the second half by LBTO team under the supervision of Simona Paiano.

At sunset the sky is clear, we can open. We start with LBC. Very good seeing during the night. Switch to MODS 3 hours before morning twilight for the program of Pentericci

Night duration (12 degree - twilight) 02:15 - 12:15 UT = * 10h* * 00m*
Observing time: 10h 0min (100%)*
Weather time loss: 0h 0min (%)*
Technical time loss: 0h 0min (%)*

Data Summary

Project_RUN	Objects	Instrument	Configuration	ExpTime /Time_tot	Notes
LBC	skyflat	LBCblue+LBCred	Uspec,B-Bessel +YFan,r-sloan
Giunta	2017TF2	LBCblue+LBCred	g,r+i,z	12+12m
Vito	J2216	LBCblue+LBCred	r+z	30+30m	completed r and z
Vito	J2216	LBCblue+LBCred	r+Y	30+30m	completed Y
Vito	J0050	LBCblue+LBCred	r+i	1h+1h	script number 2 and 3 r+i completed, FWHM ~0.7"
Vito	J0050	LBCblue+LBCred	r+z	0.83h+0.83h	script number 1 stopped at 50/60 because we were close to the zenith, FWHM ~0.7"
Vito	J013603	LBCblue+LBCred	r+i	30min+30min	script number 1 done
Pentericci	UDS1	MODS1+2	blue grating	4hr	script *_1 done (seeing>1" for 10 minutes of the third exp), script *_2 done.
STD	GD71	MODS1+2	blue grating		for Pentericci

Detailed log at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1he0dpCDgQuBj-WsXGrX-VcM_tKTd98H9/view?usp=sharing

Further details in the Log by Alex Backer at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/16FdtuLkAwiFNogUJvUSdx4vSWZsdmQZY/view?usp=sharing

Summary of LBC science files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ODJMpinST-AA5jDKbKmuoQyA1FcYQXrX/view?usp=sharing

Summary of LBC calibration files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IdFCEw3haZD1MgysIqy7jkDmeT7m-fob/view?usp=sharing

Summary of MODS science files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Bv-wX_5XLB_wzy9mlK3O2urlHVbOI5ge/view?usp=sharing

-- EsterMarini - 21 Sep 2023

INAF queue observing, 2023 September 20 - September 21

Observer: Ester Marini and Andrea Rossi
Support: Alex Becker
Telescope operator : Josh Williams
Instrument: MODS BINO

Summary

These observations have been performed for the first half by LBTO team under the supervision of Ester Marini and for the second half by Andrea Rossi

At sunset the sky is covered by thick clouds, humidity 70%, T 7.6°C, we stay closed all night for high humidity and clouds.

Night duration (12 degree - twilight) 02:15 - 12:15 UT = * 10h* * 00m*
Observing time: 0h 0min (%)*
Weather time loss: 10h 0min (100%)*
Technical time loss: 0h 0min (%)*

Data Summary

Project_RUN	Objects	Instrument	Configuration	ExpTime /Time_tot	Notes
calib		MODS1+2

Detailed log at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ov0PLbJ8HILgUwRlT6LYMuhv2yG9kHKd/view?usp=sharing

Further details in the Log by Alex Backer at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Wr1gxpxeM2OYSz0hRSG6uZzU70t3eLzc/view?usp=sharing

Summary of MODS calib files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/18F321QK9hDKiHZaCFZNYYvoxvZOvT6mb/view?usp=sharing