Session 55. Instrumental Calibration and Data Analysis Techniques

Poster, Tuesday, January 7, 2003, 9:20am-6:30pm, Exhibit Hall AB

55.01 A Common Pipeline for Real-time Detection of Optical Transients via Frame Subtraction for LONEOS, SDSS, SuperMACHO and ESSENCE

A. Miceli, A. Rest, G. Miknaitis (University of Washington), A. Becker (Lucent/Bell Labs), Ricardo Covarrubias, C. Stubbs (University of Washington), B. Schmidt (Australian National University), J. Tonry (University of Hawaii), R. C. Smith, R. Hiriart (NOAO/CTIO)

55.02 A Method for Measuring the Image Distortion in the GONG Solar Telescopes II

J.J. Sudol, J.W. Harvey, C.G. Toner (National Solar Observatory, GONG Project)

55.03 ACS Flat Field Corrections from Observations of 47 Tucanae

J. Mack, R. C. Bohlin, R. L. Gilliland, R. van der Marel (STScI), J. P. Blakeslee (JHU), G. de Marchi (STScI)

55.04 Further Tests of Subpixel Event Repositioning for Chandra/ACIS Imaging Data

J. Li, J.H. Kastner (Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science, Rochester Institute of Technology), N.S. Schulz, H.L. Marshall, G.Y. Prigozhin (Center for Space Research, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

55.05 Photometric and astrometric analysis of Gemini Galactic Center observations using ``StarFinder'' and blind deconvolution packages.

G. Pugliese, J. Christou, R. Koehler (Center for Adaptive Optics), J. Drummond (Air Force Research Laboratory)

55.06U An Analysis of Atmospheric Muons in the AMANDA-II Detector at a Depth of 1730m

K. Bland (James Madison University), P. Desiati, A. Karle (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

55.07 A New Design for the FUSE Science Data Calibration Pipeline

D. J. Sahnow, W. V. Dixon, A. W. Fullerton, M. E. Kaiser, J. Dupuis (Johns Hopkins University), R. D. Robinson (CSC), P. E. Barrett, J. C. Hsu (STScI), D. Massa (SGT, Inc.)

55.08U A Program to Convert Raw Single Dish Data into a Format Suitable for AIPS++

C.R. Clearfield (Harvard Universtiy), J. Castelaz, M. Castelaz (PARI), J.W. Keohane (NCSSM)

55.09 Astrometry with HST Images

I. R. King (UWash), J. Anderson (UCBerkeley)