ROSAT Guest Observer Facility


ROSAT Status Report #17


Satellite and Instrument Status

The synchronization problem of the HRI instrument has apparently been solved by the new command procedure, which invokes a reset command timetagged after every belt or SAA passage. During the last observing period (December 6 to 11) no further telemetry turmoils have been noticed.


Mission Planning Statistics

Summary of pointed observations carried out with ROSAT
        Calibration phase (June - July 1990)            502
        Verification phase (July 1990)                   58
        AO1 (February 1991 - May 1991)                  587
        Reduced Pointing Phase (May - November 1991)    267
        AO2 (November 1991 - April 1992)                984 (planned)


        
        Total number of different PIs:                  528

        US                                              303
        FRG                                             163
        UK                                               62


        Total number of accepted observing programs:    855

        US                                              418
        FRG                                             303
        UK                                              134

Reminder:

There will be a ROSAT booth at the Atlanta AAS meeting (Jan 12-16th) where ROSAT related software will be demonstrated and general queries can be answered.


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Curator: Michael Arida (ADNET); arida@milkyway.gsfc.nasa.gov
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