INT CIRSI run

Observer: F.J. Carrera (Instituto de Fisica de Cantabria)
	  
Technical support: Mark Sullivan, Chris Sabbey (IoA, CIRSI team)


21 May 2000

Weather: humid, lost most of the night to humidity

Observing conditions: seeing ~1.1 arcsec

Technical problems: None. CIRSI behaved quite well.

Data quality: Good

Seq. #	Fields		Filters      R.A. (hms)  Dec (dms) J2000
======	========	=======      ===========================
0000	Lockman         H            10 52 04.7  +57 22 11

Dome flats and linearity check in H
Two CIRSI standards observed

Comments: Dome opened at 20:15UT, one standard and Lockman observed.
Dome closed again at 23:20UT due to humidity. We could open again for
a short while at 02:13UT, observed a standard and had to close again.

22 May 2000

Weather: humid, lost half the night to humidity

Observing conditions: seeing ~1.4 arcsec

Technical problems: The telescope control system (TCS) crashed and had to be
restarted, and the zeroset, focus and pointing check repeated. CIRSI behaved
quite well (apart from a number of crashes of the program controlling the
chips).

Data quality: Fairly good

Seq. #	Fields	 	Filters      R.A. (hms)  Dec (dms) J2000
======	========	=======      ===========================
0794	Mkn205          H            12 21 44.0 +75 18 37.0
0091	RT Ser          H            17 39 52.0 -11 56 37.0
0466	G21.5-09        H            18 33 33.0 -10 34 10.0

Comments: Dome opened at 21:00UT, half Mkn205 observed before closing at
22:31UT due to humidity. Opened again at 23:15UT and observed the other half
ofMkn205, TCS problems arised and had to restart software. Inmediately
afterwards have to close the dome again (00:12UT) due to humidity. Dome opened
again at 02:00UT and RT Ser and G21.5-09 were observed, as well as some
standards.

No telescope logs were produced automatically (as in the WFC run) because
CIRSI has its own controlling software.