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LBT2020 http://lbto2014um.weebly.com/lbt2020.html

Staff LBTO 11.8 meters Light Gathering Power 40ft

Staff LBTO 23 meters Resolving Power 75ft

Now! GMT (24.5) Chile 2020-2030 E-ELT (38m) - Chile TMT (30m) - Hawaii

As the forerunner of the ELTs and one of the leading 8-m class telescopes, LBTO must offer, as efficiently as possible, state-of-the art instruments delivering high-quality data to the users of the observatory, thus enabling excellent science at the forefront of astronomy

As the forerunner of the ELTs and one of the leading 8-m class telescopes, LBTO must offer, as efficiently as possible, state-of-the art instruments delivering high-quality data to the users of the observatory, thus enabling excellent science at the forefront of astronomy

Enabling more science

Enabling more science Better data IQ mirror ventilation collimation -...

Enabling more science Better data IQ mirror ventilation collimation -... More data Less downtime, less overheads, better observers, binocular

Efficiency (13B) 2013 B - Downtime Sources 3.6% 3.7% 9.5% 19.7% 11.4% ~7% of the clear weather lost to issues Goal: 2% 10.5% 3.1% 1.2% 32.5% 2.5% LBC LUCI1 MODS1 PISCES LBTI AdSec/AO Soft/TCS Tel/Encl Facility Human

Enabling more science Better data IQ mirror ventilation collimation -... More data Less downtime, less overheads, better observers, binocular Pre-processed data, public quickly Pipelines - Proprietary time Public archive

Enabling more science Better data IQ mirror ventilation collimation -... More data Less downtime, less overheads, better observers, binocular Pre-processed data, public quickly Pipelines - Proprietary time Public archive Observatory-run queue Better data High priority programs completed first Programs selected according to conditions +

As the forerunner of the ELTs and one of the leading 8-m class telescopes, LBTO must offer, as efficiently as possible, state-of-the art instruments delivering high-quality data to the users of the observatory, thus enabling excellent science at the forefront of astronomy

Strengths of LBTO Excellent AO We must build on it! 1. AO instruments LUCIs asap!? 2. Going down to shorter wavelengths?

Strengths of LBTO Excellent AO We must build on it! 1. AO instruments LUCIs Proposals asap! for upgrades? and new instruments 2. Going down to shorter wavelengths?

Strengths of LBTO ELT forerunner! Interferometry is key LBTI Going down to near-ir and visible? LINC-NIRVANA Get the full LN!

Strengths of LBTO ELT forerunner! Interferometry is key LBTI Going down to near-ir and visible? LINC-NIRVANAChallenge: Get the Routine full LN operation

As the forerunner of the ELTs and one of the leading 8-m class telescopes, LBTO must offer, as efficiently as possible, state-of-the art instruments delivering high-quality data to the users of the observatory, thus enabling excellent science at the forefront of astronomy

Staff

LBTO as service provider In 2013

LBTO as service provider In 2019 In 2013

A few things we have to live with Mt Graham is not Mauna Kea or Chile Good seeing not so frequent More nights lost to weather

A few things we have to live with Mt Graham is not Mauna Kea or Chile Good seeing not so frequent More nights lost to weather We must be ready to make the best of the best conditions Don t let luck decide!

A few things we have to live with Observatory on Mt Graham has limited space for offices, lodging, auxiliary equipment

A few things we have to live with Observatory on Mt Graham has limited space for offices, lodging, auxiliary equipment Remote observing room in Tucson Increased bandwidth? Is it worth building close to the site? Future of the permit

A few things we have to live with Observatory on Mt Graham has limited space for offices and lodging Remote observing room in Tucson Increased bandwidth? Is it worth building close to the site?

Now! GMT (24.5) Chile We have a time window to shine (can be longer that they claim) 2020-2030 Let us make sure we don t miss it! E-ELT (38m) - Chile TMT (30m) - Hawaii

Now! GMT (24.5) Chile We have a time window to shine (can be longer that they claim) 2020-2030 Let us make sure we don t miss it! E-ELT (38m) - Chile TMT (30m) - Hawaii