List of Accepted Observing Programmes

When your proposal has been accepted, it will be put on the list of Accepted Observing Programmes.

This list contains the Programme no. assigned by the Astronomy On-Line Observing Programmes Committee, as well as the Title of the Programme and the Designation of the Proposing Group(s).

If you want to know more about a particular Programme, you may click on the Title and you will then be able to read an abstract (a short summary) of the intended observations. Similarly, you may click on the group designation to learn who are the members of group that submitted this programme and where they are located. In case several groups have joined within one observing programme, only the designation of the `principal' group is displayed here, but you will find the designations of the other group(s) in the abstract.

As far as possible, the observing programmes on this list will be taken over by one of the participating observatories. The astronomers there will then try to carry out the corresponding observations with their telescope.

Accepted Observing Programmes
Programme no.	Title and Abstract	Submitted by
1	Stellar ring in Taurus	SAL
2	NGC 2192 in Auriga	Gluckers
3	Doppler Effect due to the Earth's Motion	AstroAG Koblenz
4	M57, The Ring Nebula in Lyra	The Endeavour of Paltamo
5	Search for a black hole in M84	Event Horizon
6	Example: solar activity	Solaris
7	Lunar relief and transient phenomena	SkyWalkers from MG Varna
8	Binary Star System 66 Cet	Sixth Form Astronomy
9	Distance to asteroids	Astronomische Arbeitsgemeinschaft Osnabrueck
10	Rediscovery of Comet D/1978 C2 (Tritton)	Helix
11	Mare Serenitatis and Tranquillitatis	Moonwalker Student Group
12	H-alpha star-hunt at Rigel	Karma
13	B and V photometry in NGC 362	Astro Mellemniveau
14	Planetary nebula M 97	Studenti
15	Atmospheric absorption (extinction, reddening)	Soroe Academi
16	Comets Hale-Bopp and Tabur	AG Himmelsbeobachtung am ASG
17	Saturn - a new student friendly method determining the distance	Soenderborg School Observatory
18	NGC 891 - which way is it rotating ?	Soenderborg School Observatory
19	NGC 7331 Group of Galaxies	Soenderborg School Observatory
20	Observations of bright variable stars	Astronomy Friends

Accepted Observing Programmes
Programme no.	Title and Abstract	Submitted by
21	Investigation of the Comet Hale-Bopp 1995 01.	Comet Group
22	Super-supergiant Cyg OB2 no. 12 Variability	Group Struve
23	Supernova in NGC 673	Decour-1
24	Capella (Alpha Aurigae)	Decour-2
25	The Jewel Box cluster in Crux, NGC 4755	The Endeavour of Paltamo
26	Comet Hale-Bopp	Toftlund Astronomi
27	Cataclysmic variable TT Arietis	Ralitsai
28	Trapezium stars in the Orion Nebula	The Moomins
29	Galaxies in Ursa Major	Club Astronomie du Lycee des Haberges
30	Determination of the distance and the age of a open star cluster using photometric measurements in different colours	Observatory Crimmitschau
31	Quasars	Club Eclipse
32	The nebula in Orion	Toftlund Astronomi
33	Virgo cluster center	Beda
34	Starburst in Interacting Galaxies	Association Aphelie
35	Drawing Moon orbit using periodical photos	RASTRO
36	The Crab Nebula	Toftlund Astronomi
37	Search for an optical counterpart of a recent gamma ray burst	Light
38	Extragalactic Jets	Association Aphelie
39	Jupiter atmosphere	Association Aphelie

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