Memo Series

VLASS Memo #1: VLASS Survey Science Group Terms of Reference (rev1: updated SSG Board membership)
VLASS Memo #2: Requirements for a VLASS pilot survey and a proposal for the pilot survey definition
VLASS Memo #3: The Jansky-Very Large Array Sky Survey (VLASS) Survey Description and Science Case
VLASS Memo #4: VLASS Pilot Scheduling Block Creation
VLASS Memo #5: The Impact of the Ionosphere on VLASS observations
VLASS Memo #6: Compactness of 3C48, 3C138, and 3C286 at 2-4 GHz
VLASS Memo #7: VLASS Tiling and Sky Coverage (ver2: updated tiling to avoid Sun/Moon/Jupiter in hybrid)
VLASS Memo #8: Scheduling Block Overheads
VLASS Memo #9: Recent Observational Values of Polarization Calibrators at S-band
VLASS Memo #10: Phase Stability and Ionospheric Variations in VLASS1.1

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