Robots in astronomy

Vistas in Astronomy

Volumn 35, Issue PART 4, 1992, Pages 399-438

  Baruch, John E F ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD   (United Kingdom)

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EID: 0002589628     PISSN: 00836656     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/0083-6656(92)90002-N     Document Type: Article

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3. Pie in the Sky
4. Chairman of the U.K. Advisory Panel for an Automated Monitoring telescope
5. Very high-energy gamma-ray generation in radio pulsars
6. Size and Type of Telescope for a Photoelectric Observatory
7. Review — A Global Network of Automatic Telescopes (GNAT)
8. A Simple Photoelectric Telescope(I)
9. A Simple Photoelectric Telescope(II) & (III)
10. The Design of Low-Cost Photometric Telescopes
11. The Berkeley Automated Supernovae Search
12. Design Fundamentals of Interactive Remote Observing — Remote Usage of the Apache Point Observatory
13. Telescopes and Automation
14. Jet-X Optical Monitor — A Scientific Perspective
15. Britain Grapples with Robots
16. Remote Operation of Telescopes from the United Kingdom
17. A Computer Controlled Robotic Telescope
18. The Whole Earth Telescope Collaboration Globalising Observations; Prospects and Practicalities
19. Remote Operation of Telescopes
20. An Ethics of Reasoning
21. Advanced Technology Optical Telescopes, March 11–13
22. Two Probable Optical Flashes from Gamma-Ray Bursters
23. The Robot as an Intelligent Interactive Machine
24. On the Future of Existing Photometric Systems
25. Pointing and Tracking Algorithms for the Keck 10-metre Telescope
26. National Academy of Sciences — National Research Council Publication No.1234
27. The Electronic Computer as an Astronomical Instrument
28. Precise Automatic Differential Stellar Photometry
29. High Precision Photometry: A Review
30. High Precision Photometry with small telescopes on the moon