%============================================================================= % % HOBBY-EBERLY TELESCOPE % OBSERVING PROPOSAL TEMPLATE % FOR LONG-TERM PROGRAM PROGRESS REPORTS % Penn State Version % % Experienced LaTeX users will be tempted to modify the macro % definitions in the style file to change margins, font styles and % sizes, and so on. Resist this temptation. The TAC will respond % poorly to proposals that do not fit the standard style. % % Detailed instructions are available on a separate sheet at the % same web site where you got the form. A summary of the instructions % is also given within the LaTeX file below. % % THIS FORM IS SPECIFICALLY FOR PROGRESS REPORTS FOR LONG-TERM PROGRAMS % FOR REGULAR PROGRAMS OR NEW LONG-TERM REQUESTS PLEASE USE THE APPROPRIATE FORM % % BEGIN ENTERING YOUR DATA BELOW. % %============================================================================= \documentstyle[PSUHET,11pt,psfig]{article}%v20081004 \begin{document} \ProgRepHeader %============================================================================= % T I T L E A N D I N V E S T I G A T O R ( S ) %============================================================================= % Enter the proposal title and investigator names. Keep the title % short, to avoid overflowing the line. You may add as many Co-I's as % you can without overflowing the page. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------- \ProposalTitle{} % Proposal title. DO NOT BREAK THE LINE \PIfirstname{} % PI first name \PIlastname{} % PI first name \PIemail{} % PI email % DO NOT GIVE THE P.I. INSTITUTION. %I T IS ASSUMED TO BE PSU \CoIname{} % Co-I Name & Institution %\CoIname{} % Co-I Name & Institution %\CoIname{} % Co-I Name & Institution %\CoIname{} % Co-I Name & Institution %\CoIname{} % Co-I Name & Institution %============================================================================= % O B S E R V I N G R E Q U E S T S U M M A R Y %============================================================================= % Enter the requested information in the brackets below The options are % listed on the right, after the % sign Brief instructions are given in % the form of comments below. More detailed instructions can be found % on the instruction sheet available with the proposal forms % % Brief Instructions: % ------------------ % % Many of the entries are self-explanatory. The "time critical" and % "split exposure" keywords are related and require some explanation. % If an observation has any time constraints (strict or otherwise) it % should be listed as time critical and the constraints explained in % detail in the description of observations and/or the target notes. % For example, an observation that has to be made at a very specific % date and time and an observation that has to be made on any day of % a certain month are both time critical. If an exposure of an object % can be split over many visits, then the maximum interval that the % multiple visits can span should be given in the "split exposure" % keyword. If the observations must be carried out in a single exposure, % or in a series of contiguous exposures, the "split exposure" keyword % must be given as 0. % % The sky transparency can be described as P (photometric. 95-100%), % S (spectroscopic, not as good as photometric, 50-95%) or N (none % of the above, i.e. it can be poor and you do not care). % % The sky brightness can be described as ``bright'', ``grey'' or % ``dark'' See instructions if you need further explanation. % % Entries below should consist of pure numbers in the units given, or % allowed options, as specified. If no constraint is desired give a % sufficiently extreme number, i.e., 10 for max. seeing, 120 for split % exposure. ***FILL IN ALL KEYWORDS! DO NOT LEAVE ANY BLANKS *** % % At the end of the form, LaTeX will produce an accounting report of % your time request, by adding up the individual exposures and visits % (with overhead, if possible/appropriate). Once you have filled out % your form, you should check the information you entered on the cover % page to make sure that it agrees with the accounting summary on the % last page. % % THE TOTAL TIME REQUEST THAT YOU ENTER HERE SHOULD BE THE REAL TIME, % INCLUDING OVERHEAD, AS APPLICABLE. %---------------------------------------------------------------------------- \begin{summary} \ExpTime {} % Net Exposure Time for this trimester in hours \TotalTime {} % Total Obs. Time for this trimester in hours \TotalObjects {} % Total # Objects for this trimester \TotalVisits{} % Total # Visits for this trimester \Collaboration {} % Split time? (Y/N) \Instrument{} % Instrument (LRS/HRS/MRS) \TimeCritical {} % Y or N \TargetofOpportunity {} % Y or N \MovingTarget {} % Y or N \SynopticProgram {} % Y or N \SpecialCalibrations {} % Y or N \SkyBrightness {} % D=dark/G=grey/B=bright/N=no constraint \SeeingConstraints {} % in arcsec, enter 10 if no constraint \SkyTransparency {} % P (photometirc), S (spectroscopic), N (no constraint) \SplitExposure{} % Time Interval in days, 120 if no constraint \OtherConstraints {} % Other Constraints? Y or N % describe in next section \end{summary} \clearpage %============================================================================ % P R O G R E S S R E P O R T %============================================================================ % Enter your progress report here, above the dotted line. Be concise. % Do not overflow the allowed space (marked by the box). % DO NOT FORGET TO GIVE THE NUMBER OF THE ORIGINAL PROPOSAL (e.g., PSU02-3-005) \ProgRepHead\SciJustF{\ProgRepS{\SciJustEnv %---------------------------------------------------------------------------- \smallskip \noindent {\bf Original Proposal Number:} \smallskip %............................................................................ \hss\vss}} %%%%% Keep the progress report above the dotted line. \bigskip \Credits \clearpage %============================================================================= % F I G U R E S A N D R E F E R E N C E S %============================================================================= % Figures and references can be inserted here. Please use standard LaTeX % commands for this purpose, such as the ``figure'' environment. To % insert postscript figures please use the \psfig macro, which is % already defined for this form (for local Penn State users, at least). % THE TOTAL SPACE USED FOR FIGURES AND REFERENCES SHOULD NOT EXCEED ONE PAGE. %---------------------------------------------------------------------------- %============================================================================= % T H E E N D %============================================================================= \end{document}%v20081004