Optical and Infrared Websites

Information, news, events and technical reports, documents, gallery, and links.

Facilities, equipment and instrumentation information, virtual tour, site map, CCD camera laboratory and production, and resources.

Equipment information, projects, calendar, talks, news, and links.

A dedicated 2.5 meter telescope which uses sensitive electronic light detectors to systematically map a quarter of the sky, building a catalog of celestial objects, galaxies, and quasars. Data links, questions and answers, image gallery, project tour, news, archive, publications, and links.

Consists of 3.5 meter, 2.5 meter, and 1.0 meter with projects, schedules, observing aids, and information for each.

Projects, outreach and education, history, FAQ, news, and links.

General information, observing information, instrumentation, facility systems, photo gallery, news, and links.

A multi-element optical interferometer with baselines of up to 100 meters, designed to observe stars with angular resolution as high as one thousandth of one arcsecond.

Research, education and outreach, mission, star tales, and links.

Operations, commercial time, facilities and equipment information, sites, discoveries, articles, and links.

Mission characteristics, science highlight, and archive.

General information, articles, downloads, equipment information, news, and links.

Information for the Leuschner Berkeley and the Katzman automatic imaging equipment.

General information, image gallery, facility schedule, documentation, observation information, documentation, and electronic forms and tools.

Information, news, resources, outreach programs, gallery, observing information, software, and newsletter and reports.

News and updates, education and public outreach, research information, and galleries.

Consortium, science committee, project office, and downloads.

Information for observers, calendar, publications and libraries, seminars and conferences, fellowship program, and links.

The WIRO 2.3-meter telescope is located near the summit of Jelm Mt. Includes information on its optical design, structure, the dome enclosure and observing.