EMMI

General

News

EMMI is a multipurpose instrument allowing observations in the visible wavelengths. EMMI supports the following observation modes:

	2002 Sep. 25: The EMMI web pages are fully updated.
	2002 Sep. 23: NOTE for the future P71 observers: the DIMD mode will no longer be available.
	2002 Sep. 23: New EMMI manual available.
	Early May 2002, a new CCD has be installed on EMMI-Red. The main documentation (manual, pages) has not yet been updated. A special page is dedicated to the commissioning data of the instrument with its new detector.
	EMMI Latest News don't forget to check this page!
	2002-Mar: Filter transmission curves on-line

Instrument Characteristics

The information given in this section is for quick reference. In case of discrepancy with the EMMI manual, trust the manual.

Imaging modes

EMMI imaging characteristics (updated 24 Sep. 2002)

EMMI filters with transmission curves on-line. (updated 23 Sep. 2002)

Spectroscopic Modes

EMMI spectroscopy characteristics (updated 23 Sep. 2002)

Low Resolution Spectroscopy (RILD) (updated 24 Sep. 2002)

Multi-Object spectroscopy (MOS-RILD) (updated (24 Sep. 2002)

Echelle Spectroscopy (REMD-HighRed) (updated 25 Sep. 2002)

Differential Atmospheric Refraction (updated 23 Sep. 2002)

Documentation

EMMI User's Manual (updated 23 Sep. 2002)

EMMI Setup Request Form
PostScript file. Give it to your support astronomer 24h before your observations

EMMI/SuSI2 Template Signature File Manual

EMMI-2001 templates (current version)

EMMI - pre-period 68 templates (for reference only)

EMMI Instrument Package
Download the last instrument package from this directory. Previous ones are for reference only

EMMI Optical Layout

Observing
	Observing with the NTT Generic informations for the NTT observer.
	Exposure Time Calculator
	Pre-defined Calibration OBs
	Complete Atlas of EMMI wavelength calibrations (updated 24 Sep. 2002)
	Differential Atmospheric Refraction (updated 24 Sep. 2002)
	Standard Stars

EMMI Results
	Comet Hale-Bopp - Still Enormous! (Jun.1999)
	A Strange Supernova with a Gamma-Ray Burst (Oct.1998)
	P/1997 T3: Comet or Asteroid? (Nov.1997)
	The Unexpected Past of a Dwarf Galaxy (Aug.1996)
	Comet P/Schwassmann-Wachmann 3 Outburst (Jan.1996)
	A Galaxy is Born in a Swirling Hydrogen Cloud (Oct.1995)
	Beyond the Hubble Constant (Aug.1995)
	1994 TG2: a Transneptunian Object (Oct.1994)

EMMI Instrument Scientist
	Emanuela Pompei
	Pierre Leisy (till Dec.2001)
	Stephane Brillant (till Mars 2001)
	Jean-Francois Gonzalez (till Oct.1998)
	Pierre Martin (till Sep.1997)
	and many others before: Albert Zijlstra, Edmond Giraud, Jorge Melnick, Sandro d'Odorico

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ESO Multi-Mode Instrument