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WIDE FIELD INFRARED IMAGING ON THE VLT
WITH HAWK-I
MARK CASALI, JEAN-FRANÇOIS PIRARD, MARKUS KISSLER-PATIG, ALAN MOORWOOD,
ROLLI BEDIN, PETER BIEREICHEL, BERNARD DELABRE, REINHOLD DORN,
GERT FINGER, DOMINGO GOJAK, NORBERT HUBIN, GOTTHARD HUSTER, YVES JUNG,
FRANZ KOCH, MISKA LE LOUARN, JEAN-LOUIS LIZON, LEANDER MEHRGAN,
ESZTER POZNA, ARMIN SILBER, BARBARA SOKAR, JÖRG STEGMEIER
EUROPEAN SOUTHERN OBSERVATORY
Abstract:
Hawk-I is a new wide field infrared camera under development at ESO. With a 7.5 arcminute square field of view and 0.1 arcsecond pixels, it will be an optimum imager for the VLT, and a major enhancement to existing and future infrared capabilities at ESO.
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