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IJAF

Instrumentcenter for Jordbaseret Astronomisk Forskning

Ground-Based Astronomical Instrument Centre


Please note that IJAF is no longer formally existing.

The functions have been taken over by Copenhagen University Observatory and Instrumentcenter for Dansk Astrofysik

IJAF Final report 2004 [gzipped postscript]


Index

Introduction
Address
People
Instruments
CCD cameras
FOSCs
HiRAC
NOTCam
Telescopes
The Danish 1.54 m Telescope
Note: DFOSC downgrade
From the beginning of April 2004, DFOSC will be offered in a downgraded state, with the spectroscopic capability removed.
The internal grism- and filter wheels and the shutter are removed, and only the FASU filter wheels and shutter can be used.
The rotator is locked to one position that will allow increased sky access without moving the telescope to the other side of the pier.
Report describing the changes in detail.
New BIAS manual, reflecting the recent changes.
Updated pointing safety map: Postscript or click on image for gif.
Observation schedules
ESO web page on the telescope
Image quality
The Nordic Optical Telescope
The Strömgren Automatic Telescope
The Carlsberg Automatic Meridian Circle (CAMC)
The Brorfelde Schmidt Telescope
Laboratory facilities
IJAF reports
Report on Danish Astronomy 2010: Read the report online, or download PDF version.
Annual reports
Technical reports
Group meeting minutes (restricted).
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Introduction

In order to coordinate the Danish effort in building instruments for ground-based astronomical research , IJAF was inagurated January 1996. With mechanical and electronic workshops in close contact with astronomers, state-of-the-art instruments for telescopes worldwide are being built. Other tasks includes maintenance of several telescopes and allocation of the Danish fraction of observing time on the 1.54m telescope at La Silla.
Last updated November 3, 2004