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Jean-Pierre Rivet (jean-pierre.rivet@oca.eu) CALERN OBSERVATORY 26/04/2016 JOVIAL Kick-off Meeting, Nice, April 2016 1 JOVIAL Kick-off Meeting, OCA, April 18th to 21st, 2016

BASIC FACTS Two DSI observing campaigns: 2015 and 2016 Former observing site of CERGA (Centre d Etude et de Recherche en Géodynamique et Astrométrie). Created in 1974. Now part of Observatoire de la Côte d Azur (OCA) since 1988. 400 hectares karstic plateau Latitude: 43 45 13 N Longitude: 6 55 23 E Altitude: 1270 m Inside a protected natural park. Semi-open site (accessible to hikers, shepherds,...) Calern Grasse Nice Cannes 0 15 km 26/04/2016 JOVIAL Kick-off Meeting, Nice, April 2016 2

BASIC FACTS Instrumental and fundamental research and R&D in: - solar physics, - geodesy, seismology, - astrometry, - fundamental physics (relativity) - planetary and exoplanetary science - time and space metrology -... Calern Nice Several industrial partners (Airbus, Onera, Thalès) Several scientific collaborations (SYRTE, LATMOS, IMCCE, CNES,...) Training periods for students from French and foreign universities (C2PU) On-site accommodation capabilities: ~ 20 persons Grasse Cannes 0 15 km 26/04/2016 JOVIAL Kick-off Meeting, Nice, April 2016 3

STATISTICS 210 night with at least 2 hours clear (70% of which are totally clear) 100 night suitable for stellar interferometry From June to October 50% of clear night have seeing < 1.25 20% of clear night have seeing < 1 Strong ground layer contribution (11% in the 8 first meters) Source: D. Bonneau, J. Astr. Franç., no52, 1996 statistics over the period 1985-1995. CATS: a new turbulence monitor facility at Calern (operational since late 2015; no statistics published yet) 26/04/2016 JOVIAL Kick-off Meeting, Nice, April 2016 4

FLYING OVER CALERN 26/04/2016 JOVIAL Kick-off Meeting, Nice, April 2016 5

FLYING OVER CALERN C2PU MeO (Moon and satellites laser-ranging) 26/04/2016 JOVIAL Kick-off Meeting, Nice, April 2016 6

FLYING OVER CALERN C2PU FRIPON camera Geotracker (Airbus DS) TAROT robotic telescope Solar service (MISOLFA, SODISM-2) CATS Amateur telescope. 152cm Schmidt telescope MeO (Moon and satellites laser-ranging) Stellar interferometers 26/04/2016 JOVIAL Kick-off Meeting, Nice, April 2016 7

THE «MeO» FACILITY MeO = «Métrologie Optique» (Optical Metrology) Instruments: 1.54 m F/20 refractor on alt-az mount FTLRS: French Transportable Laser Ranging Station Main science cases: Moon and satellite laser ranging Geodesy Fundamental physics (relativity) Space situational awareness Space and time metrology Adaptive optics for moving targets R&D in Optical Telecommunications... 26/04/2016 JOVIAL Kick-off Meeting, Nice, April 2016 8

THE «MeO» FACILITY 26/04/2016 JOVIAL Kick-off Meeting, Nice, April 2016 9

THE 1.5 m TELESCOPE Nasmyth port Coudé focus 10

DSI AT THE COUDÉ FOCUS Coudé focus DSI at the coudé focus of MeO in March 2015 Altitude axis M1 L1: Achromat F=1200mm Output beam: collimated, d=60mm M3 M6 M7 Azimuth axis M2 L1 M4 M5 DSI ground floor second floor (dome) 26/04/2016 11

THE «C2PU» FACILITY C2PU = «Centre Pédagogique Planète et Univers» (Center for planetary science and astronomy teaching) The goals: Scientific Research in astrophysics University and pre-university teaching The facility: Two 1 meter telescopes in yoke mount recently refurbished: - 2012 for the West telescope; - 2015 for the East telescope. Three optical configurations The team: Lyu ABE, Philippe BENDJOYA, Jean-Pierre RIVET, Olga SUAREZ (scientists) Cécile DIMUR, David VERNET (engineers) https://c2pu.oca.eu/ 26/04/2016 JOVIAL Kick-off Meeting, Nice, April 2016 12

THE «C2PU» FACILITY https://c2pu.oca.eu/ Research programs: Asteroids polarimetry Speckle interferometry for binary stars (PISCO) GAIA targets follow-up Exoplanets transits Asteroids photometry and light curves inversion. Seismology of Jovian planets (DSI) Education: 1 week training periods for Master students (Cork, Liège, Oldenburg, Nice,...) Educosmos program (remote mode observations for school pupils in France and Italy). 26/04/2016 JOVIAL Kick-off Meeting, Nice, April 2016 13

EPSILON@C2PU https://c2pu.oca.eu/ 26/04/2016 JOVIAL Kick-off Meeting, Nice, April 2016 14

C2PU OPTICAL CONFIGURATIONS https://c2pu.oca.eu/ West Omicron telescope: F/3.2 primary focus with 3-lenses Wynne corrector F/12.5 Cassegrain focus F/9 Cassegrain focus (with focal reducer) M4 East Epsilon telescope: F/12.5 Cassegrain focus F/35 Coudé focus DSI M3 M2 DSI at the coudé focus of C2PU in March 2016 DSI Pupil and image tip-tilt correctors M5 M1 M3 is tilted of half the declination angle by a mechanical system 26/04/2016 JOVIAL Kick-off Meeting, Nice, April 2016 15

DSI AT C2PU https://c2pu.oca.eu/ to M4 M5 26/04/2016 JOVIAL Kick-off Meeting, Nice, April 2016 16

M20 nebula, C2PU West telescope, August 2012 THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION!