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Magellan SAC April 7-8, 2006 Pasadena, CA

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Magellan SAC. April 7-8, 2006 Pasadena, CA. Personnel. New hires: None Open positions: Programmer Scientists (two, through AAO) Changes Pasadena EE to part-time. Staffing. Telescope technical support Sufficient staffing Improved progress on long-term projects Observer support - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Magellan SAC

Magellan SAC

April 7-8, 2006Pasadena, CA

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Personnel

• New hires:

– None

• Open positions:

– Programmer

– Scientists (two, through AAO)

• Changes

– Pasadena EE to part-time

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Staffing

• Telescope technical support

– Sufficient staffing

– Improved progress on long-term projects

• Observer support

– Insufficient, even for experienced observers

– Some observations lost due to slow communications

• Instrumentation support

– Sufficient for routine work

– Insufficient for new instrument commissioning

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Australia

• Sale of 30 nights over two years at $46K/night

• Cash ($690K) & personnel (two scientists)

• Personnel contribution:

– Two AAO scientists (new hires)

– Two years at LCO (Magellan support & research)

– Third year in Australia (research)

• Hiring selection is AAO/Magellan collaboration

• Starts in 2007A

Page 5: Magellan SAC

TSIP proposals (selections ~May)

• MMT and Magellan Infrared Spectrograph (MMIRS) Brian McLeod & collaborators, SAO. $917K, 9 Magellan nights in 1 year (and 9 at MMT).

• A Second, Higher-red-sensitivity Mosaic CCD Camera for IMACS (Mosaic2) Alan Dressler & collaborators, Carnegie Observatories. $648K, 15 Magellan nights in one year (community-wide).

• Development of a Magellan Adaptive Secondary Laird Close & collaborators, University of Arizona. $1,356K, 31 Magellan nights over three years

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F/5 secondary news

• LBT secondary problems will delay Magellan F/5

• Magellan secondary now expected early 2007

• About 1 year to commission F/5 focal plane

• Ready in time for MMIRS arrival

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WFC fit-test

• SAO team fit-checked F/5 Wide Field Corrector

• First test of instrument lift and WFC carts

• Minor modifications being applied

• WFC cells now being fitted with lenses

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F/5 WFC fit-check

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F/5 WFC fit-check

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F/5 secondary cell

• Most parts are machined (cell body, supports)

• See it in the OCIW assembly area

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Instrument News

• IMACS dispersers tested

– 150 l/mm grism (McCarthy, Dressler)

– LDP “Low Dispersion Prism” (Burles)

• MMTF Maryland-Magellan Tunable Filter

– Passed Director’s pre-ship review

– Installation starts in a few months

• LDSS

– New shutter controller installed

– VPH-ALL grism fabricated

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Computing and networking

• CTIO CISS now provides systems administration

• Major network upgrade

– Firewall to the world

– Managed routers added

– New mail server to be installed

• CTIO network connection

– 45 Mbit/sec to Internet2 from El Pino

– 4 Mbit/sec to El Pino from LCO

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Cleanroom

• MMIRS and FourStar are large vacuum systems

• Both have expensive detectors

• Large clean work area needed for:

– Particle and volatile contaminant control

– ESD control

• Alternatives:

– Ship back to US (risky and lengthy)

– Work in dirty environments (risky, difficult)

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Cleanroom concept

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MANUEL RENCORET R. JUAN LUIS FLORES S.

ARQUITECTOS

DIBUJANTE TECNICO - UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE PATRICIA VILLAGRAN B. ( CAD 14)

PLANO N°

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PROPIETARIO

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PLANTA DE AMPLIACION PRIMER NIVEL

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Cleanroom location

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Cleanroom view

VIEW FROM LODGEASTRONOMERS SUPP. BUILDINGESCALA 1:100

CERRO LAS CAMPANAS

ASTRONOMERS SUPP. BUILDING

THE CARNEGIE INSTITUTION OF WASHINGTON

FACHADAS

PROPIETARIO

PROPIETARIO

PROYECTO

UBICACION

CONTENIDO

MANUEL RENCORET R. JUAN LUIS FLORES S.

ARQUITECTOSC.CIVIL

ESC: 1:50

PLANO N°

98-03A6

DIBUJANTE TECNICO - UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE PATRICIA VILLAGRAN B. ( CAD 14)

C.CIVIL

rev-1: 28 Marzo 2006

FECHA: Marzo 2006

SECCION A'-A'ASTRONOMERS SUPP. BUILDING

SECCION B'-B'ASTRONOMERS SUPP. BUILDING

Clean Prep AreaDirty Prep Area

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Cleanroom

• Approximate cost:

– $200K for building

– $50K for cleanroom equipment

• Resolution from SAC requested