Scheduling telescopes with very many users

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Jul 1974

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1974rpnl.conf..373f&link_type=abstract

In European Southern Obs. Res. Programmes for the New Large Telescopes p 373-374 (SEE N75-15523 06-89)

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

Research Management, Resource Allocation, Scheduling, Telescopes, Time Sharing, Personnel Management, Scientists, Weather

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A two stream scheduling system requiring a small number of permanent staff is proposed for large telescopes with a large number of potential users. Stream one is for astronomers who want to conduct their own observations. Stream two is devised for astronomers who are prepared to have their observations made by the permanent observer service, in this case time would be allotted in hours and full details of program and priorities given to the observer service, which assembles all its jobs and executes them on a time sharing basis under appropriate sky conditions and in the astronomers absence.

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