Projects

Observing Projects

The 24-in is the telescope most used for research. Most recently it has been used to monitor extrasolar planet transits, measure asteroid light curves (to determine spin vectors and shapes of main belt asteroids), and to predict shadow paths for stellar occultations by Pluto and other solar system bodies. Future observing plans for the 24-in may include asteroid rotation lightcurves, occultation candidate stars, follow-up work on near-Earth objects, comets, and Kuiper belt objects.

Publications

Journal Articles

Some articles may be available through the ADS Abstract Service.

Graduate Theses

Undergraduate Theses