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Dome C, Antarctica: The Best Accessible Sub-millimetre Site on the Planet?
Calisse, P. G. et al., 2004, The Dense Interstellar Medium in Galaxies, 91, 353 | View on ADS (2004dimg.conf..353C) | Access via DOI
Abstract
The French-Italian station of Dome Concordia (lat. 76° S; long. 123° E; alt. 3,260 m) will be operating year-round from January 2005, offering a new outstanding opportunity for the deployment of instrumentation for submillimetre astronomy. In early 2003, SUMMIT, a tipper operating at 350μm, was deployed to the site. A preliminary analysis of the winter sub-millimetre opacity data obtained is presented.
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Hemisphere/Antarctic
Site/Dome C (Concordia Station)
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Wavelength/mm & sub-mm
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