ToO Information
Request ID: 36935
Request Type: NEW
ToO Urgency: WITHIN A WEEK
Proposal ID: 3085
Target Info
Target Name: SWIFT J010745.0-7227
Target No.: 6355
Category: X-RAY BINARIES
Coordinates[J2000]: (16.93800, -72.46100)
Exp (ks): 10
Extended: N
Extent Size:
Background Restriction: N
Remarks:
Constraint Details
Monitor: N
Criteria:
Phase Dependent: N
Epoch:
Period:
Min:
Max:
Remarks:
Specific Time: Y
Start: 2020-06-25 00:00 UTC
End: 2020-07-15 00:00 UTC
Remarks: We have an accepted monitoring program with Swift/XRT between June 25 and July 25. In case the Lx of the system during the anticipated outburst we request NICER to observe the target with 10 ks observing time spread over 1-2 days. Given the complex structure of the burst (double peaked & x-ray eclipse in the middle), observations should be performed within 2 days after confirming Lx with XRT.
ToO: Y
Coordinate Observation: Y
Observatory: Swift
Description:
Uninterrupted: Y
Justification: Each NICER snapshot should be >1000 s to obtain enough counts to measure pulsations for each snapshot. Alternatively 500 s exposures could be acceptable visits are stacked close in time.
Estimated Count Rate (cts s-1): 2.000
Requester Information
Name: DR. GEORGIOS VASILOPOULOS
Status
Request Date (UTC): 2020-06-17 23:03:16
Disposition: GO-preapproved
Date: 2022-01-13 22:37:25.968544
Reason:
Person:
Status: Complete
Date: 2022-01-13 22:37:25.968544
Person:
Misc
Note: (GO #3085) 10 ks within 2 days of Swift XRT detection
Target Details
Nearest Target No:
Nearest Taget Name:
Separation (arcmin):
Nearby Target (<3.0'):
Referenced Target Catalogue:
Sun Angle: No Data
Planned Observations
AGS6 Reference:
Planned Snapshots:
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Visibility
AGS3 Reference:
Visibility Report:
| Target Name |
Target ID |
Visibility Start |
Visibility End |
Span |
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Final |
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(YYYY-DDDTHH:MM:SS) |
(YYYY-DDDTHH:MM:SS) |
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Interference |
Interference |
Orbits |