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RA Coverage

Currently active UKIDSS MSBs have the following distribution in RA (normally updated weekly, Thursday HST):
Current UKIDSS RA Coverage


RA Coverage by Survey

UKIDSS Survey Status
UKIRT Infrared Deep Sky Survey Operations



This page gives top-level scheduling and completion information relevant to UKIRT execution of the UKIDSS surveys. The statistics are updated daily, except where otherwise stated. For a graphical representation of survey progress (generated from reduced data at CASU) and other product statistics, click here.

Updated: 2013-05-05 UT

Target statistics



PROGRESS ON BLOCK PLAN PROGRESS ON MONTH PLAN
Survey Hours planned (hours) Fraction of plan (%) Hours to date (hours) Fraction complete (%) Fraction of time used (%) Hours planned (hours) Hours to date (hours) Fraction complete (%)
DXS
 86
 10.5
 180.1
 209.4
 14.3
 86
 180.1
 209.4
GCS
 102
 12.4
 123.6
 121.2
 9.8
 102
 123.6
 121.2
GPS
 200
 24.3
 249.55
 124.8
 19.8
 200
 249.55
 124.8
LAS
 127
 15.5
 235.15
 185.2
 18.6
 127
 235.15
 185.2
UDS
 307
 37.3
 475.05
 154.7
 37.6
 307
 475.05
 154.7
Total
 822
 100
 1263.45
 153.7
 100
 822
 1263.45
 153.7

1Note that these numbers should ultimately agree with those of the two-year plan listed in the first column.
2This number is the sum of the monthly allocations from the beginning of the block up to the end of the current month.


Time used in each survey in the last 7 nights
Survey Hours observed
B1 0.00
GPS10C 1.40
Observable
RA 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
MSB(*) Priority























GPS10C
 25/52 (51 %)
 -6



03
 02
 04
 02
 01














GPS13I
 4/4 (0 %)
 -5


















01
 01


GCS46
 121/182 (33 %)
 30


03
 25
 09

















GCS40
 7/50 (86 %)
 31




02
 01
















DXS28
 17/342 (95 %)
 32










08











DXS27
 61/216 (71 %)
 35

29




















DXS30
 22/355 (93 %)
 35





















11
UDS8
 198/576 (65 %)
 35

156




















Total

01
 01
 186
 03
 29
 13
 11
 07
 06
 01
08
 01


01
 05
 07
 04
 01
 01
 13
 01

(*) Remaining MSB / Total MSB (MSB Completion rate)

Projects Currently Active


Currently active surveys are listed below. 

Project ID
 Description
 R.A.
 Comments / Recent Actions
DXS27 XMM-LSS 2h J and K . 30 Minutes. Seeing < 1.1 This cirrus.
DXS28 Lockman Hole 11h
 K only. 30 minutes. Seeing < 0.9. Thin cirrus.
DXS29 Elais-N1 16h J only. 30 minutes. Seeing < 1. Thin cirrus.
DXS30 DXS SA22 Campaign 9 16h 30 minutes. Seeing < 1. Thin cirrus.
GCS26 Tau-Aur 08B (K-only & thin cirrus MSBs 21-86) - (3-5 hrs) 3-5h ZYJ (24 minutes). Seeing<1 Thin ciurrus
GCS40 10B Orion (ZYJ) 4.9-6.2h ZYJ (24 minutes). Seeing<1.1 Photometric
GCS46 UKIDSS GCS: Taurus (ZYJ completion) 3-5h ZYJ (19 minutes). Seeing<1 Photometric; J sky mag>15.7
GCS48 Upper Sco ZYJ rows 5-9 3-4h ZYJ (8-13 minute MSBs). Seeing<1.1 Photometric; Jsky>15.7 mag
GPS10C UKIDSS GPS10C block 3-4h K-band MSBs, Thin cirrus, Seeing<1, Jsky>14.5; 18-31 min
LAS_J2_12A LAS J band 2nd epoch 12A 8-16h J, 36 min MSBs; Kzen<1.1; Jsky>15.5; photometric
LAS_P12A LAS Patchup 12A 8-16h 10-45 min MSBs; Kzen<1.1; (Jsky>15.5 for YJ; Jsky>14.5 for HK); photometric
UDS8 UDS 10B JHK 2h Always top priority when observable. Also, look for short single paw observations if there are small time gaps to fill. In that case, strictly follow priorities (to achieve completeness of the tiles)

TABLE NOTES:



'i+' denotes increased internal priority.
'i=n' denotes internal priority set to 'n'.
'f=-n' denotes a raising of n in global priority factor ('fudge factor'). The more negative the value of n, the higher the priority in the queue.
GENERAL NOTES:
The Pie Chart was generated using the Pie Chart Java Applet written by Tom Van Vleck. See: Pie Chart for more information.
Contact: Watson P. Varricatt. Updated: Sun May 5 13:31:46 HST 2013

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