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ukirt at sunset, july 2005

United Kingdom Infra-Red Telescope

The world's largest telescope dedicated solely to infrared astronomy, UKIRT is sited in Hawaii near the summit of Mauna Kea at an altitude of 4194m above sea level. It is owned by the United Kingdom Science and Technology Facilities Council and operated, along with the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope (JCMT), by the staff of the Joint Astronomy Centre, which is located in Hilo. The operation and development of UKIRT are overseen by the UKIRT Board.


Latest News Flexible Observing
Workshop: Science from UKIDSS II, Dec 2008.

UKIRT-OT updates for UIST Polarimetry (June 2008)
UKIRT-OT updates for UIST Long-L spectroscopy (July 2008)

STFC Programmatic Review - Update 4:
Short-term Plan (02-Apr)

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View or Retrieve My Flexed Data
Schedules and Allocations
Observing Priorities for Tonight


UKIRT is supported by the Science and Technology Facilities Council and is overseen by the UKIRT Board UKIRT is part of the Opticon trans-national access programme


Acknowledging UKIRT Data
Contact: Andy Adamson. Updated: Mon Jul 14 13:54:06 HST 2008

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