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INSTRUMENTAL RECORDING OF ASTRONOMICAL SEEING
Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 1963The quality of astronomical seeing can be measured objectively and continuously by placing a reticle in the form of a fine grid or lattice in the focal plane of a telescope and analyzing the spectrum of frequencies in the transmitted light of a star with the aid of a phototube, a.c. amplifier, wave filters, and recorder.
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The astronomical seeing measurements at Langkawi National Observatory
2015 International Conference on Space Science and Communication (IconSpace), 2015We present seeing measurements of Langkawi National Observatory during the period from 2014 May 6 to 2015 March 26. The measurements were carried out with Differential Image Motion Monitor (DIMM) of STV and Alcor system. The median seeing was measured to be best at 0.8 arcseconds in May 2014 with STV system and 0.5 arcseconds in December 2015 with ...
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MEASURING ASTRONOMICAL SEEING: THE DA/IAC DIMM
Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 1995Accurate, absolute and reproducible measurements are the expected qualities of any instrument. A Differential Image Motion Monitor (DIMM) is presented which assesses astronomical seeing with those requirements. It has been designed also to be reliable, simple, trasportable, and to be easy to set up, operate and maintain.
Casiana Muñoz Tuñón
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Exceptional astronomical seeing conditions above Dome C in Antarctica
Nature, 2004One of the most important considerations when planning the next generation of ground-based optical astronomical telescopes is to choose a site that has excellent 'seeing'--the jitter in the apparent position of a star that is caused by light bending as it passes through regions of differing refractive index in the Earth's atmosphere.
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TSPRocket: A Fast and Efficient Method for Predicting Astronomical Seeing
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2023Weijian Ni
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 1906
In the Annual Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1902 Prof. Langley has published an important note on “Good Seeing,” in which he describes some experiments undertaken with the view of improving the definition of telescopic images, so far as it depends on the conditions of the air in the vicinity of the instrument.
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In the Annual Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1902 Prof. Langley has published an important note on “Good Seeing,” in which he describes some experiments undertaken with the view of improving the definition of telescopic images, so far as it depends on the conditions of the air in the vicinity of the instrument.
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Astronomical seeing estimation in Antarctica
Experimental Astronomy, 1995A valuable seeing estimation at Baia Terra Nova, Antarctica is deduced from meterological data by means of a model. A sounding balloon launching campaign was conducted during the late spring 1993 and summer 1993–94. Using certain assumptions seeing is estimated in daytime and spring-summer conditions.
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Medical Software has Astronomers Seeing Stars
Computing in Science & Engineering, 2008A project at Harvard University is proving that two very different disciplines have very much in common. The astronomical medicine project (http://astromed.iic.harvard.edu/) is working to convert medical imaging software into tools that fuel discoveries in astronomy. But if the scientists behind the project have their way, any discipline that relies on
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Astronomers see ashes of the first stars
Science, 2016Primordial clouds show how giant stars forged the heavy elements that fill today's universe.
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On astronomical seeing: The single Schlieren model
Solar Physics, 1969A model of astronomical seeing with particular view to solar observations is developed which assumes the atmospheric disturbances to consist of individual turbulence elements called Schlieren. A quantitative account is given of each image motion, image blurring and scintillation as function of Schlieren properties and telescope parameters.
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