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Gemini All-Sky Camera for Laser Guide Star Operation

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Bec, M
Rigaut, Francois
Trancho, Gelys
Boccas, Maxime
Collao, Fabian
Daruich, F
d'Orgeville, Celine
Lazo, Manuel
Maltes, D
Perez, G

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SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering

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As part of its Safe Aircraft Localization and Satellite Acquisition System (SALSA), Gemini is building an All Sky Camera (ASCAM) system to detect aircrafts in order to prevent propagation of the laser that could be a safety hazard for pilots and passengers. ASCAM detections, including trajectory parameters, are made available to neighbor observatories so they may compute impact parameters given their location. We present in this paper an overview of the system architecture, a description of the software solution and detection algorithm, some performance and on-sky result.

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Advanced Software and Control for Astronomy II

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2037-12-31