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Suzaku Guest Observer Program: Cycle 4

Suzaku Cycle 4 observing proposals will be due on Dec 5, 2008, for observations during the period Apr, 2009 through Mar, 2010. As with previous cycles, PIs located in the US, ESA member countries, and the rest of the world must submit their proposals to NASA, ESA, and JAXA, respectively. A call for proposals will be issued by the JAXA in early September with further details.

For US-based astronomers, Suzaku Guest Observer Program, Cycle 4 is an element of ROSES 2008. There is an Oct 10, 2008, deadline for Notices of Intent.


Suzaku Guest Observer Program: Cycle 3

Current Status

For the record

Suzaku Guest Observer Program, Cycle 3 was an element of ROSES 2007.


Technical Description and Planning Tools

The following documents and tools were prepared for Cycle 3 proposers. Revised versions for Cycle 4 proposers are expected in early Oct, 2008.

Suzaku Technical Description

Planning Tools


Observation Requests Outside the Formal Proposal Cycle


Grant Status and Reporting Requirements

Cycle 2 observations have been completed. All approved Cycle 2 Suzaku guest observer grants, if at least one associated observation has been carried out, have been issued.

Final Reports for Suzaku Grants

Please note that final reports for Suzaku GO grants are required upon completion of the grant award period. Additional instructions for submitting final grant recipient reports, as well as a required form, can be found here.


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