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28 July 2010 Southern LAMOST for all sky spectroscopic survey
Xiangqun Cui, Shou-guan Wang, Ding-qiang Su, Yongheng Zhao, Ya-nan Wang, Yaoquan Chu, Guoping Li
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Abstract
The all sky spectoscopic survey is very important both in extra-galactic and Galactic studies. The Large-Sky-Area Multi-object Fiber Spectroscopic Telescope (LAMOST) has successfully completed its engineering work and inaugurated in October of 2008. Now it is in the commissioning stage. In pursuit of the all sky spectroscopic survey, a southern LAMOST is proposed. Tecnically, the Southern LAMOST will be mainly a copy of present LAMOST in Xinglong, China, which is located at about latitute +40 degrees. Modifications are to be made for much better image quality and thinner optical fibers to match with the better seeing condition in the Southern site. There will be 6000 or 8000 optical fibers used on the focal surface to get the highest spectrum acquiring rate, and will be equipted with about 12 to 16 spectrographs with 24 to 32 CCD cameras. Southern LAMOST is going to be built by international collaboration.
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Xiangqun Cui, Shou-guan Wang, Ding-qiang Su, Yongheng Zhao, Ya-nan Wang, Yaoquan Chu, and Guoping Li "Southern LAMOST for all sky spectroscopic survey", Proc. SPIE 7733, Ground-based and Airborne Telescopes III, 77330B (28 July 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.856700
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KEYWORDS
Spectroscopy

Optical fibers

Image quality

Telescopes

Astronomy

Astronomical imaging

Galactic astronomy

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