Re: Observation nights in August data question.

[Tom Droege <tdroege2@earthlink.net>]

John,

The simple answer is no.  I have a log of the days of observations.  Next 
to the run I write the approximate center of the frame.  To find the number 
of days I plotted collected.august by time and RA with gnuplot.  This gave 
15 days with one stray point for a possible 16th day.   I think this is a 
job for a data base, not a log book.  ;^)

It is not so easy to look at the log and decide which frames might have had 
data between 270 and 300 degrees.  Of couse it was easy to sort it from a 
combined set of .cal files.

Tom Droege

At 04:12 PM 8/11/02 +0000, you wrote:

>Tom
>
>Do you have a simple log of which nights observations were made for the
>August data, please?
>
>It took me quite a bit of effort to get the dozen or so individual
>nights out of the July dataset.
>
>JD to one decimal place (to help be near the time of night you observed)
>would more than suffice.
>
>Not crucial, but if you already have them logged it'd save a lot of
>trouble filtering through tons of data just for a few dates.
>
>Cheers
>
>John G.