Jack Singal, a physics professor at the University of Richmond, has received a $589,939 grant from the National Science Foundation to produce the first calibrated map of diffuse radio emission over nearly the entire sky.
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The Radio Ammonia Mid-Plane Survey (RAMPS) is a large international project that surveys 24 degrees2 of the Galactic Plane using the Green Bank Telescope (GBT). These observations survey the Galactic Plane in the northern hemisphere from 10o<= l <= 40o and b = |0.4o| in ammonia and water masers. Legacy Data Details about the reduction […]
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Computing Machines You can process your data using your GBO computing account. Please use one of the following machines fourier planck newton euclid thales arcturus Provided below you find a number of custom in-house developed tools and third-party software packages. These tools will help you analyzing your GBT data. Processing Spectral line and continuum data […]
Your proposal got accepted and you are planning to come to Green Bank for training and/or observations. Congratulations and welcome! We look forward to working with you. Below you will find information that ensure an easy and rewarding visit. Useful Resources Reservation System (GBORS)