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Stripe 82 (-50 to 59d, -1.25 to 1.25d) will be observed in four "squashed" tiles, 30d x 2.66d:
A: 300 to
330d, 330d (20-22h), -1.33 to 1.33d
B: 330 to
360/0d, 360/0d (22-24/0h), -1.33 to 1.33d
C: 0d to
30d, 30d (0-2h), -1.33 to 1.33d
D: 30 to
60d, 60d (2-4h), -1.33 to 1.33d
Because each tile is 30d long, a reasonable option is to divide each squashed tile into two or three "sub" tiles. In searching for calibrators, I found that some of the "sub-tiles" in the same tile should actually use the same calibrator. Therefore, some of the tiles can be observed as one 10x2.66d sub-tile, and one 20x2.66d sub-tile. Whether to start with the easternmost or westernmost sub-tile will depend on whether the full tile will be observed rising or setting.
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- the NRAO calibrator list ("P" calibrator in both L and C band if possible, close to tile, bright in L and C band)
- Lorant's run to observe potential calibrators:
www.aoc.nrao.edu/lsjouwer/Scal/run1/ http://www.aoc.nrao.edu/lsjouwer/Scal/run1/ (and run2)
- Lorant suggests J0016-0015, J2330+1100 (I think latter has structure)
LS: both have P in L and C for both A and B arrays