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Paul Hickson |
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University of British Columbia |
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Thomas Pfrommer |
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University of British Columbia |
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Arlin Crotts |
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Columbia University |
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| Session |  | 1 (Instrumentation and observations to quantify the magnitude and distribution of atmospheric optical turbulence.) |
| Title |  | 'First results from a Lunar SHABAR at CTIO' |
| Abstract |  | Since October 2006, we have operated a 12-element Lunar Shadow-Band Array (SHABAR) on the summit of Cerro Tololo. The instrument measures spatial correlations in scintillation of light from the moon at a sample rate of 100 Hz. From this, Cn2 profiles are derived for the lower 200 m of the atmosphere as well as time series of the estimated total and high-level seeing. This paper describes the instrument, analysis techniques and initial results.
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