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Observing programs, what are the priorities?

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 January 2015

Georges Meynet
Affiliation:
University of Geneva, Switzerland email: Georges.Meynet@unige.ch
Huib Henrichs
Affiliation:
University of Amsterdam, Netherlands email: h.f.henrichs@uva.nl
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This brief note reflects the exchanges that were made between the participants during the general discussion on the observing programs. Because of time constraints only two questions have been addressed: 1) What is the priority between large programs and detailed observations of one or only a few objects? 2) Large surveys implies some automatic pipelines: what is their reliability? Elements of answers are given below. One interesting unexpected outcome of this discussion was the realization that a recent and up-to-date textbook on spectral synthesis is missing, while it would be an extremely useful tool for the community.

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