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NOIRLab TAC Results and Statistics 2019A

NOAO Proposal Statistics by Telescope and Instrument for 2019A

The following tables list 2019A proposal request statistics for telescopes and instruments in the US ground-based observing system coordinated by NOAO. Only the 288 new proposals submitted to the 2019A NOAO TAC are included here (not Surveys, NASA GO programs, or ongoing long-term programs).

 

Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory
Telescope/Instrument    Proposals       "Runs"       Total Nights    Dark Nights Percentage
Dark		 Average
Nights/Run
CT-4m   23   24   81.2   25.5   31 3.4
    ARCoIRIS     1     1     4.0     0.0     0 4.0
    COSMOS     2     2   11.0     5.0   45 5.5
    DECam   20   21   66.2   20.5   31 3.2
 
SOAR   22   35   82.0   50.7   62 2.3
    Goodman   16   27   65.8   50.7   77 2.4
    HRCam     3     3   10.0     0.0     0 3.3
    SOI     3     3     4.7     0.0     0 1.6
    Spartan     1     1     1.5     0.0     0 1.5
 
CT-1.5m   11   11   55.7     0.0     0 5.1
    CHIRON   11   11   55.7     0.0     0 5.1
 
CT-1.3m     6     9   29.5     0.0     0 3.3
    ANDI     6     9   29.5     0.0     0 3.3
 
CT-0.9m     1     1     6.0     0.0     0 6.0
    CFIM     1     1     6.0     0.0     0 6.0
 
 

Kitt Peak National Observatory
Telescope/Instrument    Proposals       "Runs"       Total Nights    Dark Nights Percentage
Dark		 Average
Nights/Run
WIYN   10   13   33.5     6.0   18 2.6
    HYDR     4     7   13.0     2.0   15 1.9
    NESSI     3     3     8.5     0.0     0 2.8
    SPSPK     1     1     4.0     4.0 100 4.0
    WHIRC     2     2     8.0     0.0     0 4.0
 
KP-0.9m     4     5   45.0   45.0 100 9.0
    HDI     4     5   45.0   45.0 100 9.0
 
 

Gemini North
Telescope/Instrument    Proposals       "Runs"       Total Nights    Dark Nights Percentage
Dark		 Average
Nights/Run
GEM-N 106 168 146.5   40.5   28 0.9
    Alopeke     9   10   14.9     0.3     2 1.5
    FOCAS     1     1     2.0     2.0 100 2.0
    GMOSN   55   91   70.3   31.6   45 0.8
    GNIRS   16   17   18.0     0.0     0 1.1
    GRACES     5     5     2.8     0.3   11 0.6
    HSC     6     6     6.1     5.3   87 1.0
    MOIRCS     1     1     1.0     0.0     0 1.0
    NIFS     6     7     7.4     1.0   14 1.1
    NIRI   16   26   14.3     0.0     0 0.6
    POLISH2     4     4     9.8     0.0     0 2.4
 
 

Gemini South
Telescope/Instrument    Proposals       "Runs"       Total Nights    Dark Nights Percentage
Dark		 Average
Nights/Run
GEM-S   78 146 118.3   20.7   18 0.8
    DSSI     6     6   15.2     0.0     0 2.5
    Flamingos2   19   39   19.7     0.0     0 0.5
    GMOSS   40   65   50.6   20.7   41 0.8
    GPI     9   18     7.5     0.0     0 0.4
    GSAOI     6   11     8.8     0.0     0 0.8
    PHNX     7     7   16.5     0.0     0 2.4
 
 

Large Binocular Telescope
Telescope/Instrument    Proposals       "Runs"       Total Nights    Dark Nights Percentage
Dark		 Average
Nights/Run
LBT   14   29   14.0     0.0     0 0.5
    LBC     2     4     2.5     0.0     0 0.6
    LUCI     5   12     5.0     0.0     0 0.4
    MODS     7   13     6.5     0.0     0 0.5
 
 

Siding Spring Observatory
Telescope/Instrument    Proposals       "Runs"       Total Nights    Dark Nights Percentage
Dark		 Average
Nights/Run
AAT     6     7   19.0   11.0   58 2.7
    AAOmega     3     4   13.0   11.0   85 3.2
    HERMES     1     1     3.0     0.0     0 3.0
    Veloce     2     2     3.0     0.0     0 1.5
 
 

Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope
Telescope/Instrument    Proposals       "Runs"       Total Nights    Dark Nights Percentage
Dark		 Average
Nights/Run
LCO-2m   14   17   29.4     3.9   13 1.7
    FLOYDS     3     3     8.5     0.0     0 2.8
    Spectral   12   14   20.9     3.9   19 1.5
 
LCO-1m   23   28 319.0     4.8     2 11.4
    NRES     2     2   13.5     0.0     0 6.8
    Sinistro   21   26 305.5     4.8     2 11.7
 
 

CHARA
Telescope/Instrument    Proposals       "Runs"       Total Nights    Dark Nights Percentage
Dark		 Average
Nights/Run
CHARA   17   29   59.0     0.0     0 2.0
    Classic     4     5     9.5     0.0     0 1.9
    Climb     2     5     6.5     0.0     0 1.3
    MIRC     7   12   21.0     0.0     0 1.8
    PAVO     5     5   14.0     0.0     0 2.8
    VEGA     2     2     8.0     0.0     0 4.0
 

NOAO Approved Programs for 2019A

 

Programs: 160
Nights: 673.84
 

Approved NOAO Survey Programs

PI Institution Proposal Title Prop. ID Site Tel. Nts.
Drlica-Wagner, Alex Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory DECam Local Volume Exploration Survey 2019A-0305 CTIO 4m 22
Hardegree-Ullman, Kevin California Institute of Technology--IPAC Atmospheric Survey of Giant Exoplanets Discovered by TESS 2019A-0364 CTIO SOAR 5
Hartigan, Patrick Rice University The Carina Time-Series Deep Field 2019A-0101 CTIO 4m 21
Hartigan, Patrick Rice University The Carina Time-Series Deep Field 2019A-0101 CTIO SOAR 3
Penny, Matthew Ohio State University Multi-band Imaging Survey for High-Alpha PlanetS (MISHAPS): Surveying the demographics of transiting hot Jupiters in the alpha-rich Galactic bulge 2019A-0315 CTIO 4m 3
Schlegel, David Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory The DECam Legacy Survey of the SDSS Equatorial Sky 2014B-0404 CTIO 4m 7
Trilling, David Northern Arizona University The Deep DECam Outer Solar System Survey (DDOSSS) 2019A-0337 CTIO 4m 8.5
Zenteno, Alfredo Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory The DECam eROSITA Survey (DeROSITAS) 2019A-0272 CTIO 4m 12
  81.5

 

 

Approved Chandra Programs

PI Institution Proposal Title Prop. ID Site Tel. Nts.
Zepf, Steve Michigan State University The Nature of the Two Globular Cluster ULXs in the Galaxy NGC 4472 2018B-0927 CTIO SOAR 1
  1

 

 

Approved Fermi Programs

PI Institution Proposal Title Prop. ID Site Tel. Nts.
Marchesi, Stefano Clemson University Full 3D Mapping and identification of the >10 GEV Extragalactic Sky 2017B-3001 CTIO 4m 4
Massaro, Francesco Osservatorio Astrofisico di Torino THE OPTICAL SPECTROSCOPIC CAMPAIGN OF GAMMA-RAY BLAZAR CANDIDATES: 10 YRS AFTER THE FERMI LAUNCH 2018B-0934 CTIO 4m 1
Massaro, Francesco Osservatorio Astrofisico di Torino THE OPTICAL SPECTROSCOPIC CAMPAIGN OF GAMMA-RAY BLAZAR CANDIDATES: 10 YRS AFTER THE FERMI LAUNCH 2018B-0934 CTIO SOAR 2
Romani, Roger Stanford University OPTICAL COUNTERPARTS FOR TOP LAT MSP CANDIDATES 2018B-0933 CTIO SOAR 2
  9

 

Approved Long Term Programs

PI Institution Proposal Title Prop. ID Site Tel. Nts.
Bechtol, Keith Large Synoptic Survey Telescope Magellanic Satellites Survey: The Search for Hierarchical Structures within the Local Group (Phase 2) 2018A-0242 CTIO 4m 6
Burgasser, Adam University of California, San Diego Mass Measurements Across the Hydrogen Burning Limit: Astrometric Orbits for Spectral Binaries (Northern Sample) 2017A-0141 GEM-N GEM-NQ 1.154
Dawson, William Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory PALS: Paralensing Survey of Intermediate Mass Black Holes 2018A-0273 CTIO 4m 6
Gallenne, Alexandre European Southern Observatory Multiplicity of Galactic Cepheids from long-baseline interferometry 2019A-0071 MtWilson CHARA 4
Macri, Lucas Texas A & M University Cosmography of the innermost Zone of Avoidance with the 2MASS Redshift Survey 2019A-0247 CTIO SOAR 5
Malhotra, Sangeeta NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Lyman Alpha Galaxies in the Epoch of Reionization 2018B-0327 CTIO 4m 5
Moskovitz, Nicholas Lowell Observatory The Mission Accessible Near-Earth Object Survey (MANOS) 2017B-0111 CTIO SOAR 6
Rest, Armin Space Telescope Science Institute Light Echoes of the Crab Supernova (SN 1054) 2018A-0369 CTIO 4m 1.5
Rest, Armin Space Telescope Science Institute Photometric Time Series of Carinae's Great Eruption 2018B-0122 CTIO 4m 4.5
Richardson, Noel University of Toledo Weighing Evolved Massive Stars in Binary systems with Interferometry 2017B-0088 MtWilson CHARA 2
Roettenbacher, Rachael Yale University Interferometrically Detecting and Measuring Differential Rotation on the Spotted Giant Andromedae 2019A-0116 MtWilson CHARA 3
Tokovinin, Andrei National Optical Astronomy Observatory Dynamics of resolved triple systems and ``fast'' binaries 2018A-0004 CTIO SOAR 2
Treu, Tommaso University of California, Los Angeles A reverberation mapping black hole mass measurement at z=2.82 2017A-0190 GEM-N GEM-NQ 0.88
Wong, Michael University of California, Berkeley Time-Critical M-band Mapping of Jupiter --- Synergy with Juno, Hubble, VLA, Keck, and IRTF 2018A-0139 GEM-N GEM-NQ 0.704
  47.738

 

 

Approved Regular Programs

PI Institution Proposal Title Prop. ID Site Tel. Nts.
Agueros, Marcel Columbia University Monitoring H-alpha and TiO Emission of M Dwarfs in the TESS Southern Continuous Viewing Zone 2019A-0234 GEM-S GEM-SQ 2.2
Barlow, Brad High Point University The EREBOS Project: Determining the Influence of Substellar Objects on Stellar Evolution 2019A-0255 CTIO SOAR 4
Bezanson, Rachel University of Pittsburgh The Morphological Transformation as Revealed by Age Gradients and Rotational Support in Post-starburst Galaxies at z~0.6 2019A-0164 GEM-N GEM-NQ 1
Bianconi, Matteo University of Birmingham GMOS Discovery of Kilonova Counterparts to Strongly-lensed Binary Neutron Star (NS-NS) and Neutron Star- Black Hole (NS-BH) Mergers in LIGO/Virgo’s Third Observing Run (O3) 2019A-0125 GEM-S GEM-SQ 0.1
Blanchard, Peter Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Chasing Superluminous Supernovae into the Nebular Phase 2019A-0303 GEM-S GEM-SQ 1.98
Bouy, Herve University of Bordeaux Complementing Gaia from the ground: the COSMIC-DANCE survey 2019A-0060 CTIO 4m 2
Boyajian, Tabetha Louisiana State University Diameters and Temperatures of Main-Sequence FG Stars 2019A-0196 MtWilson CHARA 3
Burgasser, Adam University of California, San Diego Sizing up the Coolest Stars: CHARA Observations of Wolf 359 2019A-0177 MtWilson CHARA 2.5
Burgasser, Adam University of California, San Diego Completing the Local Census of VLM Dwarfs with Gaia-selected Sources 2019A-0182 GEM-N GEM-NQ 2.87
Burt, Jennifer Massachusetts Institute of Technology Spanning the gap: probing the radius gap of small planets with and 2019A-0165 SSO AAT 2
Cann, Jenna George Mason University NIR coronal line ratios as a mass estimator for intermediate-mass black holes 2019A-0123 GEM-N GEM-NQ 1.2
Casares, Jorge Instituto de Astrofisica de Caanarias (IAC) A feasibilty test of crowded field photometry for a new BH survey strategy 2019A-0169 CTIO 4m 2
Casetti, Dana Southern Connecticut State University Measuring Internal Motions of Globular Cluster Cores with 'Alopeke 2019A-0194 GEM-N GEM-NQ 0.94
Colon, Knicole NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Characterizing K2 and TESS Exoplanets with Near-Infrared Transit Photometry 2019A-0233 KPNO WIYN 8
Conrad, Albert Large Binocular Telescope Observatory NIR Spectra to further characterize Earth’s quasi-satellite: (469219) 2016 HO3 2019A-0354 LBT LBT-SVC 1
Currie, Thayne NAOJ/Subaru Telescope Confirming and Characterizing Infant Protoplanets around HD 100546 2019A-0331 GEM-S GEM-SQ 0.38
de Kleer, Katherine Caltech (Geo. and Planetary) The Impact of Io's Volcanism on Jupiter's Plasma Environment 2019A-0040 GEM-N GEM-NQ 1.65
De Rosa, Robert Stanford University A Targeted Search to Discover Substellar Companions with GPI and Gaia 2019A-0219 GEM-S GEM-SQ 0.9
Debes, John Space Telescope Science Institute Determining the mass of a new, rare eclipsing white dwarf-brown dwarf system 2019A-0110 GEM-N GEM-NQ 0.94
Dennihy, Erik Gemini Observatory North Probing for planetesimals closely orbiting white dwarfs 2019A-0104 GEM-S GEM-SQ 1.74
Douglas, Stephanie Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Connecting stellar rotation and multiplicity at the ZAMS with TESS and Gemini 2019A-0257 GEM-S GEM-S-SVC 3.2
Dupree, Andrea Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Direct Measure of Helium in NGC 2808 2019A-0089 GEM-S GEM-S-SVC 1.67
Dupuy, Trent Gemini Observatory North Improved Calibration of M Dwarf Fundamental Parameters with Alopeke 2019A-0180 GEM-N GEM-NQ 0.89
Esplin, Taran University of Arizona Searching for the Least-massive Brown Dwarfs in Chamaeleon I 2019A-0053 GEM-S GEM-SQ 2.06
Evans, Nancy Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics The Dynamical Mass of Polaris, the Nearest Cepheid: The Periastron Campaign 2018B-0039 MtWilson CHARA 1
Fan, Xiaohui University of Arizona Probing Cosmic Reionization and Super-Massive Black Hole Growth with Newly Discovered z~7 Quasars 2019A-0218 GEM-N GEM-NQ 1.37
Finkbeiner, Douglas Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Mapping Dust in 3D with DECam: A Galactic Plane Survey 2019A-0265 CTIO 4m 8
Finn, Rose Siena College Halpha Imaging of Virgo Filament Galaxies 2019A-0220 KPNO 0.9m 20
Foley, Ryan University of California, Santa Cruz Young Supernova Experiment 2019A-0289 CTIO SOAR 6
Fong, Wen-fai Northwestern University Probing the Properties of Neutron Star Mergers: Rapid Observations of Short Gamma-ray Bursts 2019A-0267 GEM-S GEM-SQ 0.505
Fox, Andrew Space Telescope Science Institute Molecular Gas in the Galactic Center Outflow 2019A-0193 GEM-N GEM-NQ 1.16
Gelino, Christopher California Institute of Technology--IPAC Determining the low-mass cutoff for star formation 2019A-0170 GEM-S GEM-SQ 2.54
Giles, Rohini Jet Propulsion Laboratory High-resolution mapping of Jupiter's clouds in the near infrared: support for the Juno mission PJ18-PJ21 2019A-0046 GEM-N GEM-NQ 0.53
Gosnell, Natalie Colorado College Clusters with K2: systematics from membership and binarity 2019A-0261 KPNO WIYN 2
Graykowski, Ariel University of California, Los Angeles Astrometry of Long-Period Comets and Cometary Fragmentation Investigation 2019A-0317 KPNO 0.9m 5
Guenther, Hans Moritz Massachusetts Institute of Technology A Contemporaneous Multiwavelength Campaign to Characterize Accretion on the Surface of TW Hya 2019A-0142 GEM-S GEM-S-SVC 0.5
Hartman, Zachary Georgia State University/ Lowell Observatory Characterizing the Components of Wide Binaries as Potential Exoplanet Hosting Stars 2019A-0301 KPNO WIYNQ 4
Hartman, Zachary Georgia State University/ Lowell Observatory Looking for Higher Order Multiples in M+M and Halo Wide Binaries 2019A-0302 KPNO WIYN 2
Homan, Jeroen Eureka Scientific Winds and jets in GX 13+1: a multi-wavelength campaign 2019A-0181 GEM-S GEM-SQ 0.4
Howell, Steve NASA Ames Research Center K2 and TESS Exoplanet Validation and Characterization: Small Planets and Host Systems 2019A-0016 KPNO WIYNQ 5
Howell, Steve NASA Ames Research Center K2 and TESS Exoplanet Validation and Characterization: Small, Rocky Planets, Host Star Systems and Zorro Commissioning 2019A-0047 GEM-S GEM-S-SVC 11
Hughes, Allison University of Arizona Globular Cluster Kinematics and Substructure in Centaurus A's Halo 2019A-0157 SSO AAT 2
Humphreys, Roberta University of Minnesota eta Car Analogs in Nearby Galaxies 2019A-0349 LBT LBT-SVC 0.5
Hung, Tzu-Yu University of California, Santa Cruz Early spectroscopic evolution of tidal disruption events 2019A-0268 GEM-N GEM-NQ 1.02
Hwang, Hsiang-Chih Johns Hopkins University The mysterious infrared emitter around a white dwarf 2019A-0252 GEM-N GEM-NQ 0.41
Hynes, Robert Louisiana State University The Hidden Population of Galactic Bulge Symbiotics Revealed in X-rays 2019A-0284 GEM-S GEM-SQ 0.41
Kartaltepe, Jeyhan Rochester Institute of Technology The Role of Galaxy Mergers and Interactions Over Cosmic Time 2019A-0198 GEM-S GEM-SQ 3.87
Khatu, Viraja University of Western Ontario Mapping the Accretion Disk and Broad Line Region of the Super-Eddington Active Galactic Nucleus Mrk 142 2019A-0209 GEM-N GEM-NQ 0.54
Kilic, Mukremin University of Oklahoma, Norman A Unique Opportunity to Identify Short Period Binary White Dwarfs in the Gaia Era 2019A-0134 CTIO SOAR 4
Kilpatrick, Charles University of California, Santa Cruz Identifying the Progenitors of Astrophysical Transients 2019A-0281 GEM-S GEM-SQ 0.3
Kilpatrick, Charles University of California, Santa Cruz Probing the Physical Properties of Galactic Supernovae with Light Echoes 2019A-0356 LBT LBT-SVC 1
Kishimoto, Makoto Kyoto Sangyo University AGN torus: dissecting the dusty wind launching region 2019A-0055 MtWilson CHARA 2.5
Knight, Matthew University of Maryland Roasting small bodies: Testing the effects of low perihelion distance on comets and asteroids 2019A-0187 CTIO SOAR 1
Kosakowski, Alek University of Oklahoma, Norman A Detached, Eclipsing 40 Min Period Double White Dwarf Binary 2019A-0131 GEM-N GEM-NQ 0.35
Kowalski, Adam University of Colorado Quiescent NUV Spectra of M Dwarfs 2019A-0355 LBT LBT-SVC 0.5
KPED Team,   KPED VIS 2019A-0919 KPNO 2.1m 181
Kumar, Sahana Florida State University Understanding the origins of Type Ia Supernovae through nebular phase near-infrared spectroscopy 2019A-0172 GEM-S GEM-SQ 1.69
Labadie-Bartz, Jonathan University of Delaware Weighing and classifying the exotic massive Beta Cephei pulsator + hot evolved companion eclipsing binary 2019A-0274 GEM-N GEM-N-SVC 0.13
Labrie, Kathleen Gemini Observatory North Microimaging the Inner Regions of Quasars 2019A-0069 GEM-N GEM-NQ 1.46
Lanthermann, Cyprien Universitee Grenoble Alpes Northern Massive Stars at High Angular Resolution 2019A-0080 MtWilson CHARA 3
Liu, Xin University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Radial Velocity Test for Sub-parsec Binary Supermassive Black Holes: Continued Spectroscopic Monitoring of Strong Candidates 2019A-0099 GEM-N GEM-NQ 1.32
Luhman, Kevin Pennsylvania State University Toward a Complete Census of Brown Dwarfs in Upper Sco 2019A-0086 GEM-N GEM-NQ 3.29
Luhman, Kevin Pennsylvania State University Toward a Complete Census of Stars in Upper Scorpius 2019A-0127 CTIO 4m 6
Marchesini, Danilo Tufts University Connecting the dots: Linking massive spheroids at z~2 to today's most massive galaxies through stellar metallicity, age, and velocity dispersion measurements 2019A-0351 LBT LBT-SVC 1
Martinez, Clara Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory Towards an homogeneous distance scale using DECam filters 2019A-0325 CTIO 4m 3
McCully, Curtis Las Cumbres Observatory Optical to IR Observations of the Next Kilonovae 2019A-0217 GEM-S GEM-SQ 3.04
Meech, Karen University of Hawaii 2I – Characterizing the Second Interstellar Object 2019A-0228 GEM-S GEM-SQ 0.11
Melis, Carl University of California, San Diego Gemini-South Polluted White Dwarf Survey 2019A-0291 GEM-S GEM-SQ 5.39
Mendez, Rene A. Universidad de Chile TOWARDS A TRULY EMPIRICAL POPULATION II MASS-LUMINOSITY RELATIONSHIP 2019A-0051 GEM-S GEM-S-SVC 0.29
Merritt, Rachael Georgia State University The Host Galaxies of Reverberation-Mapped AGNs in the Near-Infrared 2019A-0077 KPNO WIYN 2
Milisavljevic, Danny Purdue University Variable Diffuse Interstellar Bands 2019A-0215 GEM-N GEM-N-SVC 0.5
Morris, Patrick California Institute of Technology--IPAC Pre-Main Sequence Clusters Around Wolf-Rayet Stars 2019A-0160 GEM-N GEM-NQ 0.79
Moskovitz, Nicholas Lowell Observatory The Mission Accessible Near-Earth Object Survey (MANOS) 2019A-0128 GEM-S GEM-SQ 4
Murray-Clay, Ruth University of California, Santa Cruz Constraining Neptune’s Migration: Surfaces of Resonant TNOs 2019A-0359 LBT LBT-SVC 1
Nielsen, Eric Stanford University Orbits of Moving Group Binaries: Constraining the Ages of Planet-Hosting Moving Groups using GPI NRM, DSSI, and 'Alopeke 2019A-0298 GEM-N GEM-NQ 0.802
Nitta, Atsuko Gemini Observatory North White dwarf stars as tracers of stellar, galactic, and planetary evolution 2019A-0136 GEM-S GEM-SQ 1.65
Nitta, Atsuko Gemini Observatory North Towards better understanding of convection and neutrino production in stellar interior 2019A-0195 GEM-N GEM-NQ 1.05
patience, Jennifer Arizona State University Completing a Survey for Resolved Debris Disks in the Sco-Cen Association 2019A-0318 GEM-S GEM-SQ 1.3
Puzia, Thomas H. Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile The Structure and Stellar Populations of the Milky Way Nuclear Star Cluster seen by GeMS/GSAOI 2019A-0244 GEM-S GEM-SQ 1.2
Robinson, Andrew Rochester Institute of Technology Study of the gas kinematics and optical classification of OH Megamaser Galaxies 2019A-0259 GEM-N GEM-NQ 0.22
Schambeau, Charles Univ. of Central Florida Characterizing the Activity and Behavior of Comets in the Centaur-to- Jupiter Family Transition 2019A-0095 KPNO 0.9m 14
Schindler, Jan-Torge University of Arizona Weighing the most massive accreting black holes at Cosmic Noon 2019A-0058 GEM-N GEM-NQ 1.08
Schlaufman, Kevin Johns Hopkins University An All-Sky Search for the Brightest Metal-poor Stars 2019A-0186 GEM-N GEM-NQ 2.5
Schmidt, Carl Boston University Confirming a High Velocity Exo-Exosphere at HD 80606b 2019A-0223 KPNO WIYN 2
Sheppard, Scott Carnegie Institution of Washington Extreme Trans-Neptunian Objects: Making a More Uniform Survey 2019A-0332 CTIO 4m 2
Shivaei, Irene University of Arizona Exploring the origin of the 2175A extinction feature in galaxies 2019A-0360 LBT LBT-SVC 1.5
Siverd, Robert Vanderbilt University Mass and radius determination of a bright eclipsing giant system with CHARA 2019A-0326 MtWilson CHARA 1
Smith, Verne NOAO Accurate Stellar Characterization for Kepler and Kepler Extended Mission (K2) Exoplanet Host Stars and Prototyping TESS Follow-up 2019A-0334 KPNO WIYN 8.5
Sonnett, Sarah Planetary Science Institute Investigating Solar System History through Binary Trojan and Hilda Asteroids 2019A-0145 KPNO 0.9m 6
Soraisam, Monika National Optical Astronomy Observatory Time Domain Imaging of Archetypical Galaxies 2017A-0281 CTIO 4m 10
Spolaor, Sarah West Virginia University Seeking the hosts of the first localized FRBs 2019A-0258 GEM-N GEM-NQ 1.5
Stahl, Asa Rice University Two T-Tauri Stars With Potential Embedded Companions 2019A-0292 GEM-S GEM-S-SVC 2.5
Stroe, Andra European Southern Observatory Understanding the dichotomy in the radio galaxy population 2019A-0054 GEM-N GEM-NQ 0.35
Terreran, Giacomo Northwestern University The turbulent end of massive stars 2019A-0126 CTIO SOAR 4
Thomas, David Stanford University Probing Short Duration Stellar Variability with Star Trail Images of Four K2 Fields 2019A-0345 CTIO 4m 0.5
Tremonti, Christy University of Wisconsin, Madison Measuring the Mass Outflow Rates of Compact Massive Starbursts 2019A-0342 GEM-N GEM-NQ 1.82
Troja, Eleonora University of Maryland Mapping the diversity of neutron star mergers with rapid Gemini observations of short gamma-ray bursts 2019A-0130 GEM-S GEM-SQ 0.505
Troja, Eleonora University of Maryland Off-axis afterglows from compact binary mergers 2019A-0144 GEM-S GEM-SQ 0.43
Waniak, Waclaw Jagiellonian University in Krakow Origin end evolution of the first known binary main belt comet 288P/300163 2019A-0341 GEM-S GEM-SQ 1.6
Watkins, Aaron University of Oulu Circumgalactic ionized gas around the Whirlpool: shock heated outflow or AGN-photoionized ejecta? 2019A-0121 KPNO WIYN 4
Winkler, P Frank Middlebury College Velocity Broadening in M83 Supernova Remnants 2019A-0278 GEM-S GEM-SQ 2.34
Winters, Jennifer Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Searching the Nearby M Dwarfs for Stellar Companions at Solar System Scales 2019A-0163 GEM-S GEM-S-SVC 2
Winters, Jennifer Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Searching the Nearby M Dwarfs for Stellar Companions at Solar System Scales 2019A-0207 KPNO WIYNQ 1.5
Wong, Michael University of California, Berkeley Time-Critical M-band Mapping of Jupiter --- Synergy with Juno, Hubble, VLA, Keck, and IRTF 2019A-0316 GEM-N GEM-NQ 1.62
Woodward, Chick University of Minnesota A MODS Study of Faint Classical Novae 2019A-0347 LBT LBT-SVC 0.5
Xu, Siyi Gemini Observatory North The Gaia View of Dust Disks around White Dwarfs 2019A-0070 GEM-N GEM-NQ 1
Yan, Haojing University of Missouri, Columbia Deep near-IR Imaging of IRAC Dark Field (IDF) - Preparing for the JWST era 2019A-0350 LBT LBT-SVC 1
Yu, Liang Massachusetts Institute of Technology Radial Velocity Confirmation of Warm Jupiter Candidates 2019A-0166 SSO AAT 1
Ziegler, Carl University of Toronto Death Stars? Understanding how tight binaries effect TESS planets with SOAR speckle imaging 2019A-0132 CTIO SOAR 4
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Approved Missouri Programs

PI Institution Proposal Title Prop. ID Site Tel. Nts.
Yan, Haojing University of Missouri, Columbia Missouri WIYN Survey with ODI and WHIRC 2019A-0387 KPNO WIYN 7.5
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Approved Testing and Engineering Programs

PI Institution Proposal Title Prop. ID Site Tel. Nts.
Cooke, Jeffrey Swinburne University of Technology Discovering Counterparts to FRBs and Fast Transients with MeerKAT and DWF 2019A-0911 CTIO 4m 3
Mackey, Dougal Australian National University Mapping Stellar Sub-structures in the Magellanic Periphery with DECam 2019A-0910 CTIO 4m 2

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Programs: 160
Nights: 673.84

 

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