Automation Of The Oan/Spm 1.5-Meter Johnson Telescope For Operations With Ratir

Alan M. Watson,Michael G. Richer,Joshua S. Bloom,Nathaniel R. Butler, Urania Cesena,David Clark, Enrique Colorado, Antolin Cordova,Alejandro Farah,Lester Fox-Machado,Ori D. Fox,Benjamin Garcia,Leonid N. Georgiev,J. Jesus Gonzalez, Gerardo Guisa,Leonel Gutierrez,Joel Herrera,Christopher R. Klein,Alexander S. Kutyrev,Francisco Lazo,William H. Lee,Eduardo Lopez,Esteban Luna,Benjamin Martinez,Francisco Murillo, Jose Manuel Murillo,Juan Manuel Nunez,J. Xavier Prochaska, Jose Luis Ochoa,Fernando Quiros,David A. Rapchun,Carlos Roman-Zuniga,Gennady Valyavin

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The Reionization And Transients Infra-Red (RATIR) camera is intended for robotic operation on the 1.5-meter Harold Johnson telescope of the Observatorio Astronomico Nacional on the Sierra de San Pedro Martir, Baja California, Mexico. This paper describes the work we have carried out to successfully automate the telescope and prepare it for RATIR. One novelty is our use of real-time absolute astrometry from the finder telescopes to point and guide the main telescope.

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automatic telescopes,telescope pointing,telescope guiding

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