DataLabel | Date Time | Log Entry |
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GN-2010A-Q-41-1-002 | 2010-06-08 08:25:38 | guide counts initially very low, this lasted for 5 minutes then counts suddenly returned to max with little variation. |
GN-2010A-Q-41-1-003 | 2010-06-08 08:57:59 | thick cloud for 3 minutes, observation paused waiting for counts to recover for another 2 minutes, paused a second time for another 4 minutes. For the remainder of the exposure the counts were highly variable, on the limit of CC70/90. With 6 minutes to go had to pause exposure again due to thick clouds. After being paused for 15 minutes the sky appeared to have cleared, we searched around and found the guide star again, must have drifted off the guider. The last 6 minutes the counts were up at max again. Majority of exposure was taken ing CC90 conditions, -EM |
GN-2010A-Q-41-1-004 | 2010-06-08 09:50:36 | No associated science -EM |
GN-2010A-Q-41-1-005 | 2010-06-08 09:56:06 | some cloud going through for 7 minutes, the guide counts dropped and exposure paused for 20 minutes. Finally I give up. Exposure read out early and set to USABLE. |
GN-2010A-Q-41-1-006 | 2010-06-13 08:15:16 | guide counts stable. IQ20, thinnest cirrus -AF |
GN-2010A-Q-41-1-007 | 2010-06-13 08:47:45 | GCALflat OK, ~30k at peak -AF |
GN-2010A-Q-41-1-008 | 2010-06-13 08:53:15 | guide counts stable. IQ20, thinnest cirrus -AF |
GN-2010A-Q-41-1-009 | 2010-06-13 09:25:37 | guide counts stable. IQ20, no cirrus -AF |
GN-2010A-Q-41-1-010 | 2010-06-13 09:58:06 | GCALflat OK, ~30k at peak -AF |
GN-2010A-Q-41-1-011 | 2010-06-13 10:03:36 | guide counts stable. IQ20, no cirrus -AF |