Adaptive
Optics
Overview
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Contents:
Adaptive
Optics Primer:
What is
AO?
Science Drivers
The Atmosphere
Observing with AO
Data Reduction Issues
AO Program
overview:
Hokupa'a
Altair
Multi-Conjugate AO
Instrumentation
for AO
AO Documents
Archive
How to observe with Gemini
Instruments
Adaptive Optics
Telescope and site
Observing schedule
System verification
Data/archives
Documentation
Search and Help Desk
Recent changes
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Gemini Adaptive Optics Pages
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The Gemini Telescope Project has begun an agressive program to implement adaptive
optics systems for each of the Gemini telescopes. The goal is to reach near
diffraction-limited images at near infrared wavelengths during median seeing conditions
with the driving principles being to maximize the observing efficiency and to enable new
science at these wavelengths.
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