% Astro 504 proposal form
% ***  Fill in where you see the asterisks ***
%
% Please don't modify or delete the following line.
\documentstyle[prop]{article}

\begin{document}

% ***  Fill in your name on the next line within the brackets  ***

\proposalid{ }

% Give a descriptive title for the proposal in the \title command.
% Note that a title can be quite long; LaTeX will break the title into
% separate lines automatically.  If you wish to indicate line breaks
% yourself, do so with a `\\' command at the appropriate point in
% the title text.
%

% *** Proposal title here ***

\title{}

\begin{abstract}

% Give an abstract of the scientific justification.  Please write
% the abstract between the \begin{abstract} and \end{abstract} lines.
% Limit yourself to approximately 200 words.
% DO NOT remove the \begin{abstract} and \end{abstract} lines.

%  ***   Put abstract below this line ***

\end{abstract}

% List the details of the observing runs being requested, for
% up to three (3) runs.  The parameters for each run are segregated
% between \begin{obsrun} and \end{obsrun} lines.  Please be sure
% that the information is isolated properly for each run.
%
%   \telescope{}	For example, \telescope{4m}
%   \instrument{}	For example, \instrument{PFCCD + T2KB + UBVRI filters}
%   \numnights{}	For example, \numnights{3}
%   \numdays{}		For example, \numdays{}
%   \lunarphase{}	For example, \lunarphase{4}
%   \optimaldates{}	For example, \optimaldates{Sept--Nov}
%
% \numnights and/or \numdays should give the number of nights or days
% \lunarphase should specify the maximum number of nights from new moon.
% \optimaldates should contain the range of OPTIMAL dates (~2-month window?)
%
% DO NOT remove the \begin{obsrun} and \end{obsrun} blocks.

%  ***  Fill in the telescope/instrument/time of year stuff here

\begin{obsrun}
\telescope{}
\instrument{}
\numnights{}
\numdays{}
\lunarphase{}
\optimaldates{}
\end{obsrun}

\begin{obsrun}
\telescope{}
\instrument{}
\numnights{}
\numdays{}
\lunarphase{}
\optimaldates{}
\end{obsrun}

\begin{obsrun}
\telescope{}
\instrument{}
\numnights{}
\numdays{}
\lunarphase{}
\optimaldates{}
\end{obsrun}

% In the following "essay question" sections, the delimiting pieces of
% markup (\justification, \feasibility, etc.) act as LaTeX \section*{}
% commands.  If the author wanted to have numbered subsections within
% any of these (as per this sample), LaTeX's \subsection could be used.

% Give the scientific justification for the experiment.
% This section should consist of paragraphs of text (and may include
% EPS figures) that follow the \justification line.
% Be sure to include overall significance to astronomy.
% Note that the scientific justification should be limited to two pages,
% with an additional page for figures and references.

% In order to include an EPS plot, you should use the LaTeX "figure"
% environment.  The plot file is included with the \plotone{FILENAME}
% command; two side-by-side plot files can be included by typing 
% \plottwo{FILENAME1}{FILENAME2}.  Use \caption{} to specify a caption.
% The \epsscale{} command can be used to scale \plotone plots if they
% appear too large on the printed page.

%
% \begin{figure}
% \epsscale{0.85}
% \plotone{sample.eps}
% \caption{Sample figure showing important results.}
% \end{figure}
%
% If you wish to use our "reference" environment, follow
% the following example:
%\begin{references}
%\reference Candlestickmaker, S. 1991, Ap.J. 237, 476.
%\reference Clueless, I.M. 1989, A\&A 214, 68.
%\reference Arp, H.C. 1993 in Quasars: I Don't Believe in Them (Review),
%    ed. H.C. Arp \& G. Burbidge (Chicago, University of Chicago Press), p. 1.
%\reference Galileo, G. 1604, in contemplation.
%\end{references}

% ***  Put the scientific justification below the next line ***
% ***  Limit yourself to TWO PAGES ***
\justification

% Assess the technical and scientific feasibility of the experiment.
% This section should consist of paragraphs of text only (no figures)
% that follow the \feasibility line.
% List objects, coordinates, and magnitudes (or surface brightness,
% if appropriate), desired S/N, wavelength coverage and resolution.
% Justify the number of nights requested as well as the specific
% telescope(s), instruments, and lunar phase. 

% ***  Put the feasilibity calculation below the next line ***
\feasibility

\end{document}