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American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO)
Wed, 02/12/2014 - 23:13
I have a program running on TMO61. One of the targets has faded to the point where we should stop following it. Who should I contact to get release that target and stop observing it?
While I've taken care of John's object behind the scenes, in general, I am the one to contact for any queue-related question. This is one part that has not been automated or given to volunteers.
We have a couple more infrastructure issues to take care of, and then will be in the process of examining all queues and cleaning them up - moving objects to better suited telescopes, removing objects that no longer need observations, adjusting priorities so that researchers get the cadence they desire.
Does TMO mean "Too Much Observation"? :)
Seriously - e-mail Arne and Mike Simonsen.
Cheers,
Doug
While I've taken care of John's object behind the scenes, in general, I am the one to contact for any queue-related question. This is one part that has not been automated or given to volunteers.
We have a couple more infrastructure issues to take care of, and then will be in the process of examining all queues and cleaning them up - moving objects to better suited telescopes, removing objects that no longer need observations, adjusting priorities so that researchers get the cadence they desire.
Arne