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Gulkis, Sam

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Redshifts of southern radio sources. VII

Redshifts and low-resolution spectral data are presented for 47 objects, most of which are QSOs identified with flat-spectrum radio sources from the Parkes 2.7 GHz survey. These data were taken with the 3.9 m Anglo-Australian Telescope using both the IPCS and FORS spectrographs. The total spectral coverage is 3200-9500 A. Three objects are optical counterparts identified with IRAS sources.

White, Graeme L.↗

The NASA SETI program at JPL

The NASA All Sky Survey strategy for detecting signals of extraterrestrial origin is examined. The All Sky Survey observes the entire celestial sphere, covers a frequency range of 1-10 Ghz, and has spatial direction and frequency coverage. The survey time is dependent on the area of the sky surveyed, the telescope diameter, scan rate, the angular separation of the scans, the bandwidth of the receiver, and the frequency coverage. The distance at which a transmitter can be detected for a given sensitivity is analyzed. The interaction between scan strategy and various accumulation strategies and its effect on the sensitivity of the survey are investigated using field tests. A diagram of the SETI Sky Survey observational system is provided.

Gulkis, Sam↗