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Some presentations on Spectroscopy  given at

meetings of the British Astronomical Association (pdf files)

 

Presentation given at the joint BAA-AAVSO meeting  July 2018

Pushing the limits using commercial spectrographs 

(Spectrophotometry with a Star Analyser, Supernovae with a modified ALPY, high precision radial velocity with a LHIRES III)

 

Presentations given at the BAA Spectroscopy Workshop, Norman Lockyer Observatory October 2015

How we do Spectroscopy - Preparation, Acquisition and Data Reduction   A general overview of producing spectra for astronomical research 

Low Resolution Slitless Spectroscopy (Star Analyser)- Observing a fast transient of a T Tauri star.   Producing spectra using a Star Analyer grating

Low Resolution Slit spectroscopy (ALPY) - Confirming and classifying a Supernova  Producing spectra using an ALPY low resolution slit spectrograph

High resolution slit spectroscopy (LHIRES III) - Radial Velocity measurements of Deneb  Producing spectra using a LHIRES high resolution slit spectrograph

The full set of presentations given at this workshop are available  from the BAA website here

 

Presentation given at the BAA VSS  Workshop Edinburgh October 2008

Introduction to spectroscopy of Variable Stars

Mainly of historic interest from when I first started encouraging BAA members to explore the potential for making scientifically useful spectroscopic observations.  It covers examples using the Star Analyser and the LHIRES III

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