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TOSS
TOSS – Transient Optical Sky Survey
Overview:
- An array of optical telescopes automatically scans the sky in RA nightly
- The images are combined into one large transient sky map
- This map is compared to previous nights and over 100,000 light curves are generated
- Transients are identified from the light curves and stored in a web data base
The TOSS Collaboration:
- UCSB Physics Department: Ellie Hadjiyska, Philip Lubin, Josh Zierten, Rory Hartong-Redder, Jonathan Crass, Pitam Mitra
- Raytheon: Scott Taylor
- Cal Poly at San Luis Obispo: Gary Hughes
For more information, see attached presentation or contact Ellie Hadjiyska at:ellie4physics@yahoo.com