NAASC Memos

NAASC memo template

ALMA document standard

ALMA user document template

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103.SplatQuickUserGuidev3.0

Splatalogue Quick User Guide Remijan Pulliam

102.Clean Bias

application/pdf clean_bias.pdf — 502.2 KB

104.Interferometry Basics

105.ALMA Correlator Capabilities

106.Automated Clean-box Algorithms for CASA

107.ALMA Early Science Community Events

Report on ALMA Early Science training events, Jan 18-Jun 3, 2011

101.NAASC Computing Plan v4.

Memo 108 Helpdesk Staff Manual 3.2

NAASC 109.DR Workshop Lessons Learned

110.NAASC Data Rates

NAASC Memo 112

NAASC 109.Rev. DR Workshop Lessons Learned

113 Relative Integration Times Mason and Brogan

NAASC_114.pdf

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