| description of field | data
source | printout format |
| start time of stable pointing | A | yy/ddd hhmm |
| end time of stable pointing | A | ..ddd hhmm |
| right ascension (of star tracker) | A | hh mm ss |
declination (of star tracker)
(RA & dec are in 1950 epoch; note that
these are not the target coordinates -
normally target is offset from star
tracker by about 2 arc mins)
| A | +/-dd mm.m |
target name (left justified)
(no special convention for names;
the + sign to indicate a trim is
always the 16th character. If present)
| A | up to 16 characters |
proposal code : divided Into 2 fields,
| | up to 8 characters
|
- class of proposal(PV TOO.LLX.AGN,
OPS,CAL,HLX,CLU,SNR,OCC,EXG, or MIS) | F | |
| - identification of proposal | F | |
miscellaneous footnotes:
| | |
| 11 = solar aspect angle < 90 degs. | 12 = unstable attitude |
| 13 = partial data loss | 18 = ME/HER4 data problem |
| 19 = OBC problem or crash | 21 = raster scan |
| * = 1st pointing of multi-pointing FOT | C = continuation of a '*' FOT |
principal investigator (a number > 0
pointing to a table of PI's names
and addresses. 0 means 'Observatory'.) | F |
4 flags for whether FOTs exist:
(space means corresponding
FOT doesn't exist)
| F | L = LE1 available
K = LE2 available
M = ME available
G = GS available
|
P.I. name (from FOT request; a blank
space is shown If the request was
for the Observatory, e.g. for data
from performance verification phase;
PI name will not be in final log,
only the PI number plus list of names)
| F | |
