SATCON2 Observations Working Group Report ...

Meredith L. Rawls; Darcy Barron; Ian Birdwell; Elena Cirkovic; Tim Deck; Federico Di Vruno; Vayujeet Gokhale; Matthew Goodman; Stella Kafka; Fatoumata Kebe; Doug Knox; Harrison Krantz; Sandor Kruk; Samantha Lawler; Dave Monet; Mike Peel; Jeremy Tregloan-Reed; Olga Zamora; Lori Allen; Connie Walker; Jeffrey Hall

doi:10.5281/zenodo.5608826

SATCON2 Observations Working Group Report ...

Meredith L. Rawls, Darcy Barron, Ian Birdwell, Elena Cirkovic, Tim Deck, Federico Di Vruno, Vayujeet Gokhale, Matthew Goodman, Stella Kafka, Fatoumata Kebe, Doug Knox, Harrison Krantz, Sandor Kruk, Samantha Lawler, Dave Monet, Mike Peel, Jeremy Tregloan-Reed, Olga Zamora, Lori Allen, Connie WalkerJeffrey Hall

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The SATCON1 workshop studied the situation one year ago, in mid-2020, with a focus on mid-latitude observatories utilized by North America-based astronomers working at optical and near-infrared (NIR) wavelengths. The two main findings were that lower-altitude (below 600 km) satellites are strongly preferred, and that various mitigations can help but not fully avoid the impacts of satellite trails on science from present and future astronomy facilities. The published report following SATCON1 (Walker et al., 2020a; hereinafter the SATCON1 Report) further detailed 10 recommendations, three of which were specifically for observatories and satellite operators in collaboration. These are the focus of the SATCON2 Observations Working Group. ...

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