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多用户 robotic observatory 的管理

Management of a Multi-User Robotic Observatory

John Moore, Bruce Gendre, David Coward, Fiona Panther, Eloise Moore

AI总结:

本文回顾了 Zadko Observatory 从单一望远镜到多仪器能力的演进,重点介绍了其在 GRB 探测和中子星碰撞发现中的贡献,并展望了其发展为国际 Space Surveillance Hub 的潜力。

摘要:

Zadko Observatory 位于西澳大利亚 Gingin Shire 的 Yeal 自然保护区,距 Perth 以北约 70 公里,最初配备了 1.0 米 f/4 快速转向 Zadko Telescope,于 2008 年 6 月投入使用。自运行以来,该望远镜通过探测多次 Gamma Ray Burst afterglows 证明了其价值,其中两次是澳大利亚望远镜拍摄到的最遥远“optical transients”。Zadko telescope 还在 2017 年中子星碰撞的发现中做出了贡献,激发了公众的想象力。它的另一重要用途是追踪和测绘 Space Debris,即所有大于 10 微米、在地球外层空间轨道运行的人造物体及其碎片或部件,但不包括活跃的空间飞行器。Zadko telescope 是 ARC Centre of Excellence for Gravitational Wave Discovery (OzGrav) 的一部分。为支持持续的科学仪器升级和 observatory 维护,吸引额外资金并寻求国际合作已被证明至关重要。本文将聚焦该 Observatory 的行政与技术细节,重点关注其可持续性及未来发展为国际认可的 Space Surveillance Hub 的潜力。我们将回顾 Observatory 从早期单一仪器状态到当前多望远镜、多仪器能力的演进,最后概述其及周围区域的未来。

英文摘要:

The Zadko Observatory located approximately 70 kilometres north of Perth in the Yeal nature reserve within the Shire of Gingin, Western Australia, initially housed the 1.0 metre f/4 fast-slew Zadko Telescope which was commissioned in June 2008. Since the Zadko telescope has been in operation it has proven its worth by detecting numerous Gamma Ray Burst afterglows, two of these being the most distant 'optical transients' imaged by an Australian telescope. The Zadko telescope also contributed to the discovery of colliding neutron stars in 2017 capturing the imagination of the public. Another important use for the Zadko Telescope is the tracking and mapping of Space Debris which consist of all man-made objects, including their fragments or parts, other than active space vehicles larger than 10 microns and orbiting the Earth in outer space. The Zadko telescope forms part of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Gravitational Wave Discovery (OzGrav). With a view to supporting ongoing scientific instrument upgrades and observatory maintenance it has proven critical to attract additional funding and seek out collaboration with international partners. In this article, we will focus on the administrative and technical details of the Observatory, focusing on the sustainability of the Observatory and its ongoing potential for future growth into an internationally recognized Space Surveillance Hub. We will review the evolution of the Observatory, from its early, single instrument state, to its current multi-telescope and multi-instrument capabilities. We will finish by outlining the future of the Observatory and surrounds.

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