NGSC in the NOAO/NSO Newsletter

Recent Issues

Issue #94, June 2008

• Classical Observing with Gemini
• The UK Status within the Gemini Partnership: Resolved through 2012
• The US Community and Their Gemini Usage: Some Results from the NGSC Questionnaire at the January 2008 AAS Meeting
• Consider a Poor Weather Proposal
• Detailed Aspects of Technical Reviews for GMOS, NIRI, and NIFS
• NGSC Instrumentation Program Update
• Does Methane Rain Down on Titan?

Issue #93, March 2008

• Gemini Observing Opportunities for Semester 2008B
• An Update on the Status of the UK within the Gemini Partnership and a Look to the Future
• The Gemini-Subaru Time Exchange Program: Additional Observing Opportunities for the Gemini User Community
• Classical Observing Available with Gemini Observatory
• NGSC at the January 2008 AAS Meeting in Austin
• The Updated NGSC Web Site
• NGSC Instrumentation Program Update

Issue #92, December 2007

• The Next Five Years at Gemini: Opportunities for the US Community
• NGSC Works for You!
• Visit NGSC at the January 2008 AAS Meeting
• The Gemini Phase One Tool — PIT
• Gemini Science Staff Meetings
• The Updated Gemini Web Pages
• Changes to Classical Mode Observations at Gemini
• NGSC Instrumentation Program Update

Issue #91, September 2007

• Gemini Observing Opportunities for 2008A
• Altair and the Laser Guide Star System at Gemini North
• Gemini Observing Overhead Revisions
• Designing GMOS Masks without Pre-Imaging
• The Gemini Science 2007 Meeting at Iguaçu
• The Loss of GNIRS and the Special Call for Proposals for 2007B
• NGSC Instrumentation Program Update

Issue #90, June 2007

• Recent Spectroscopic Highlights from Gemini
• A Direct Distance to M33
• GNIRS Infrared Spectroscopy and the Origins of the Peculiar Hydrogen Deficient Stars
• The Gemini-Subaru Time Exchange Program
• Technical Reviews of US Gemini Observing Proposals
• Phoenix Leaves Gemini South
• Altair and the Laser Guide Star System
• NGSC Instrumentation Program Update

Issue #89, March 2007

• Gemini Observing Opportunities for Semester 2007B
• Avoid Fear and Loathing in January: Prepare Your Gemini Phase II Plan at the AAS Meeting
• bHROS May Move to SALT
• Gemini Science 2007
• NGSC Instrumentation Program Update
• NGSC Booth at the 2007 AAS Meeting in Seattle

Issue #88, December 2006

• Mid-Infrared Astronomy at the Gemini Observatory: Capabilities and Recent Scientific Highlights
• Gemini Near-infrared Integral Field Spectrometer
• Gemini Science 2007 Conference Update
• Gemini Data Reduction Working Group
• The Gemini-Subaru Time Exchange Program
• NGSC Instrumentation Program Update

Issue #87, September 2006

• Gemini Observing Opportunities for Semester 2007A
• Limited Phoenix Availability for 2007A
• An Update on bHROS for 2007A
• NGSC Staff Arrivals and Relocations
• Plans for Gemini Science 2007 in Iguaçu Falls, Brazil
• NGSC Instrumentation Program Update

Issue #86, June 2006

• The Gemini Planet Imager
• Phoenix: Five Years of commitment to Gemini South
• Gemini HelpDesk: Helpful Hints for Users
• NGSC Instrumentation Program Update
• New NGSC Staff
• NGSC Instrumentation Program Update

Issue #85, March 2006

• Gemini Observing Opportunities for Semester 2006B
• NIFS Commissioning at Gemini North
• NGSC Staff Comings and Goings
• National Gemini Offices & Gemini Staff Meeting
• Probing the Dark Universe with Subaru and Gemini
• NGSC Booth at the AAS Meeting in Washington, DC
• NGSC Instrumentation Program Update

Issue #84, December 2005

• NIFS and Gemini North Adaptive Optics in 2006A
• TEXES Arrives at Gemini in 2006
• bHROS Update
• Electronic Distribution of Gemini Data
• NGSC Instrumentation Program Update

Issue #83, September 2005

• Gemini Observing Opportunities for Semester 2006A
• Pre-Submission Technical Review of Proposals
• A New Addition to the Gemini Instrument Suite: bHROS
• NICI Planet Search Campaign
• GNIRS Servicing Mission
• NGSC Instrumentation Program Update

Issue #82, June 2005

• The Gemini Rapid Response Mode
• NIRI and Altair: Report from a Successful Observing Run
• Phoenix in Classical Mode
• Following the Aspen Process: Presentations and Reviews
• NGSC Instrumentation Program Update

Issue #81, March 2005

• Gemini Observing Opportunities for Semester 2005B
• GNIRS Key Science Opportunity in Semester 2005B
• Update on the Opportunity to Use Gemini to Observe the Deep Impact Comet Encounter
• Gemini Publications
• Gemini/IRAF Project Update
• Following the Aspen Process: The Gemini Wide-Field Multi-Object Spectrograph (WFMOS)
• NGSC Instrumentation Program Update
• NGSC Booth at the AAS Meeting in San Diego

Earlier issues are available on the NOAO Web site.