Changes between Version 205 and Version 206 of PublicPages/MayallZbandLegacy/NotesforObservers


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Sep 1, 2017 9:16:26 AM (7 years ago)
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    410410    - Run a focus sequence (see link below for instructions).
    411411      - [wiki:MayallZbandLegacy/NotesforObservers/FocusInfo Example of a focus sequence]
    412     - Re-start the observing as described above.  **IMPORTANT** make sure to re-run `mosbot.py` so that you don't repeat exposures from the beginning of the night!
     412    - Re-start the observing as described above.  **IMPORTANT** make sure to re-run `mosbot.py` so that you don't repeat exposures from the beginning of the night! And **ALWAYS** check the creation time of the tonight.sh script before you start running it.
     413    - Make a note in the logs of the exposure number of the image frame after or before which you made the focus change.
    413414 1. If one wants to know where on the footprint the images being taken are, in real time:
    414415    {{{
     
    461462==== Please write useful human logs ====
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    463 Keep a log about weather conditions, which pass you observed, and telescope problems.  Follow the example on the pages at [wiki:MayallZbandLegacy/ObservingLogs] .
    464 
    465 Catastrophically bad frames (such as saturated frames, or where the telescope moved) are recorded and svn-checked-in to
     464Keep a log about weather conditions, which pass you observed, and telescope problems.  Follow the example on the pages at [wiki:MayallZbandLegacy/ObservingLogs] . Please make a note of when you make any changes to the focus (note the time and the image exposure number before/after the focus change), any changes to weather conditions (increase in wind speed, change in direction, changes in humidity, sky brightness, cloud cover, etc.). Please stay aware of the observing conditions. Go out an look at the sky yourself every few hours - do not rely solely on the computer monitors and telemetry. Don't worry - you will not be eaten; just carry a flashlight. Sing loudly, if that helps :)
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     466Please record any catastrophically bad frames (such as saturated frames, or where the telescope moved) in the bad_expid.txt file. This file is svn-checked-in at the end of the night.
    466467[https://desi.lbl.gov/trac/browser/decam/code/mosaic3/trunk/obstatus/bad_expid.txt ~products/mosaic3/obstatus/bad_expid.txt] .
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