Application for 3-m Shane Telescope Observing Time

This on-line form generates a completed, printable 3-meter Shane Telescope time application. Only applications generated using this form will be considered by the TAC. Complete the form on line, review it on your web browser, make corrections as needed, print the completed form, attach the scientific justification, and submit five copies, by mail, to:

Michael Bolte, Director
3-meter Time Request
UCO/Lick Observatory
University of California
1156 High Street
Santa Cruz, CA 95064

N.B. Filling out this form on line does not submit your application electronically. You must print the form and submit five copies, along with the scientific justification, by mail to the above address.

"" indicates a required field. You cannot proceed to the printable version until all required fields have been filled in. For help with this form see instructions for completing the 3-m application form, or click on the help icon in each section of the form for help with that topic.


PARTICIPANTS
Complete all PI information (fax # optional). If applicable, provide names, positions, and institutions of Co-PI's whose names should appear on this proposal. All persons who will be present for observing, other than the PI (but including Co-PI's), must be listed -- with contact information -- under "Additional Observers."

PI*
Name:
Phone:
Position:
Email:
Address:
Fax:

(optional)
* Graduate student thesis proposals must include a letter of support from the thesis advisor

Co-PI's
Names, Positions, and Institutions:

Additional Observers
Will persons other than the PI be attending? Yes No

If "Yes" List all persons attending other than PI (include Co-PI's attending):
Name:
Email:
Phone:
Name:
Email:
Phone:
Name:
Email:
Phone:
Name:
Email:
Phone:
Name:
Email:
Phone:
Name:
Email:
Phone:

Billing Infor-
mation
Method of payment for room(s):
Recharge to a UC account
Credit Card

DETAILS OF TIME REQUEST
All fields in the following section are required, except those under "Time" dealing with days from moon, preferred distribution of nights, and dates to avoid. Any of these left blank will be interpreted as "no preference" for that field.

Observing period
Semester:
Year:

Program
Title:

Type:
Long-term Short-term

1st application for this program?
Yes No *
* If this is a resubmission for a continuing program, include up to one additional page with your scientific justification, describing progress to date and listing any papers resulting from the progam so far.

Abstract of
Scientific
Justification
Enter abstract. Please press RETURN at the end of each line.
Remember to attach complete scientific justification.

Remote
observing
Shane 3-m Remote Observing Policy
Please read carefully before applying for remote observing time.
N.B.: For 2008 Semester B, 3-m remote observing is only available for the Kast Spectrograph and Prime Focus Camera. You are required to complete this field if applying for time on either of these instruments.
Do you wish some or all of your program to be considered for remote observing?
Yes No
If remote observing cannot be assigned, do you still wish to request time for this program?
Yes No

Time
Total number of nights requested this period:
Of the total nights requested,
how many are remote obs. nights?
Of the requested remote nights,
how many could you do locally if necessary?
Estimated number of nights to complete program:

Could you use additional time if available?
Yes No
If "Yes," how many?

Maximum number of days from new moon
(must be justified in program description):
Preferred distribution of nights by month:
Dates to avoid (give justification):

Instrument
If "other" Specify:

Scheduled Support

Check One:
Observer is not checked out on this instrument (instruction mandatory).
Observer is checked out on this instrument but wishes further instruction or support.
Observer is checked out on this instrument and does not require instruction or support for local operation.
Observer is checked out on this instrument, but requires
training for remote operation.
Observer is checked out on this telescope and has been certified for remote operation,
and does not require further instruction or support.

REQUIREMENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL INSTRUMENTS
If you have requested the Hamilton Spectrograph, IRCAL (AO), Kast, or PFCam you must complete the section for that instrument below. For more information, see also individual instrument manuals.

Hamilton Users

IRCAL Users
IRCAL Filters
OR choose up to 4 of the following*
H21-0 S(1) (aka H2-2.122)
J CH4 (aka CH4-1.2)
K CH4 (aka CH4-2.4)
2.2/0.044
H continuum
[FeII]
K continuum
* We try our best to accommodate all requests, but this may not always be possible. Filters cannot be changed in the course of a run. Late filter requests will not be considered.

IRCAL Polarimeter
Yes
No

Kast Users
Applications for remote observing must include full setup information.
Redside Gratings
(choose up to 3)
grating 1 600/5000
grating 2 600/7500
grating 3 830/8460
grating 4 1200/5000
grating 5 300/4230
grating 6 300/7500
mirror (direct imaging)

OR

N/A (blueside only)
don't know

N.B.
All blueside grisms
are permanently installed.
Dichroics
(choose up to 2)

d46
d55
mirror

OR

none
don't know
Polarimeter
or Filter wheel

Polarimeter
User filter wheel

N.B.
Select Polarimeter
for polarimetry and
most non-polarimetry
observations.
See instructions
for a full explanation
of the options.
If no choice is indicated,
polarimeter will be installed.

PFCam Users
PFCam Filters (select and/or list up to 6, of which up to 5 may be 2")
4" Filters:
U B G V R Rs I Z
2" Filters:
Note that 4" filters afford the full 12.6 x 12.6-arc minute field of view, but are limited
to the set listed here. Any 2" filter in the Lick filter collection may be used with
PFCam, but will reduce the field of view to a diameter of about 6 arc minutes.

Additional Information
This section is optional. Use it to add any other information that may be of help to the TAC or the mountain crew, or to request additional filters (see Lick filter collection) or other equipment.
Please press RETURN at the end of each line.