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16 August 2000 SWIRCAM: a NIR imager-spectrometer to search for extragalactic supernovae
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We present the main characteristics and astronomical results of SWIRCAM, a NIR imager-spectrometer mainly devoted to the search for extragalactic Supernovae, in the frame of the SWIRT project, a joint scientific collaboration among the Astronomical Observatories of Rome, Teramo and Pulkovo. The camera is currently at the focal plane of the AZT-24 1.1 m telescope at the Observing Station of Campo Imperatore, operated by the Astronomical Observatory of Rome. SWIRCAM saw its first light during December 1998 and it is currently employed for both the SWIRT operative phase and other institutional projects.
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Francesco D'Alessio, Amico Di Cianno, Andrea Di Paola, Croce Giuliani, Danio Guidubaldi, Dario Lorenzetti, Ezio Micolucci, Fernando Pedichini, Roberto Speziali, Gaetano Valentini, and Fabrizio Vitali "SWIRCAM: a NIR imager-spectrometer to search for extragalactic supernovae", Proc. SPIE 4008, Optical and IR Telescope Instrumentation and Detectors, (16 August 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.395533
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Cameras

Telescopes

Astronomy

Electronics

Galactic astronomy

Observatories

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