Very long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI)

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III. Abt., Rep. 186, Nr. 65
III. Abt., Rep. 186 Nachlass Richard Wielebinski
Nachlass Richard Wielebinski >> Nachlass Richard Wielebinski >> IV MPI für Radioastronomie mit Teleskop Effelsberg >> Kooperationen des MPIfR
1970-1980
Enthält u.a.: Finanzierungsantrag bei der Generalverwaltung der MPG sowie Bestellung von Bauteilen beim Haystack Observatory, Westfords / Massachusetts (USA) für die Anschaffung eines Auswertesystems für breitbandige Interferometriebeobachtungen mit großer Basislänge vom Typ Mark III.- Treffen der Direktoren verschiedener europäischer Observatorien seit 1975, bezeichnet als "European VLBI Meeting[s]" bzw. "Informal European VLBI Meeting[s]".- Absichtserklärung (Agreement) betr. Gründung eines European VLBI Network, 1975.- Korrespondenz mit Kenneth I. Kellermann und Marshall H. Cohen betr. Vernetzung unter nordamerikanischen Observatorien.- Teilnahme des Radioteleskops Effelsberg an standortübergreifenden Observationen bzw. Experimenten.- Korrespondenz mit T. L. Wilson und Sander Weinreb (beide National Radio Astronomy Observatory) u. a. betr. Materialaustausch bzw. -handel.

Enthält auch: Informationen bzw. Rundschreiben des National Radio Astronomy Observatory Charlottesville, Virginia (USA) betr. allgemeine Nutzung von VLBI [VLBI Newsletter].- B. G. Clark, R. Weimer und Sander Weinreb, The Mark II VLB System. Principles and Operating Procedures, 1972.
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Very long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI)

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