Ground based automated telescope

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Mar 1980

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Optical and Infrared Telescopes for the 1990's. Proceedings of the conference held 7-12 January, 1980 in Tucson, AZ. Edited by

Computer Science

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Automatic Control, Ground Stations, Instrument Compensation, Remote Control, Telescopes, Computer Storage Devices, Computer Systems Design

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The building of a ground-based automated telescope of the 2 meter class for remote multiuser use as a natural facility is recommended. Experience dictates that a primary consideration is a time shared multitasking operating system with virtual memory overlayed with a real time priority interrupt. The primary user facility is a remote terminal networked to the single computer. The telescope should be rapid slewing, and hence a light weight construction. Automation allows for the closed loop pointing error correction independent of extreme accuracy of the mount.

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