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NDSC Bordeaux instruments Bordeaux and Plateau de Bure

Learn about the upcoming changes at Bordeaux Observatory in 2004, including retirement and reassignments of key personnel, as well as plans for acquiring new instruments. Explore the transition to Laboratoire d’Aérologie and ongoing operational activities at Bordeaux. Stay updated on frequency protection initiatives and involvement in important conferences.

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NDSC Bordeaux instruments Bordeaux and Plateau de Bure

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  1. NDSC Bordeaux instrumentsBordeaux and Plateau de Bure J. de La Noë and P. Ricaud

  2. 1) Bordeaux observatory results Ozone microwave radiometer

  3. Future plans Some changes foreseen in 2004 • Retirement of Jérôme de La Noë in September • Philippe Ricaud moves to Observatoire de Midi-Pyrénées, Laboratoire d’Aérologie, Toulouse in September • Laboratoire d’Aérologie plans to take in charge the Bordeaux instruments in the fall 2004: • Ozone radiometer at Pic du Midi, 2 800 m altitude • H2O radiometer at Toulouse • Dobson #49 at Lannemezan , in a valley close to the Pyrénées mountains • In the meanwhile instruments (maintenance and operation), data taking and archiving continue at Bordeaux.

  4. Protection of frequencies over Europe 1 • Existence of the Committee on Radio Astronomy Frequencies for more than 20 years Chairman: Roberto AMBROSINI, Bologna, Italy Secretary: Titus SPOELSTRA, Dwingeloo, The Netherlands • Member for 5 years to contribute to the protection of microwave frequencies used in remote sensing of the atmosphere • 2 meetings per year • Actions towards the European groups acting in frequency protection • Preparation of the World Radiocommunications Conferences 2007 and 2010

  5. Protection of frequencies over Europe 2 • European Science Foundation sponsored Workshop in Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy : 28-29 October 2004 on invitation • Summer School on Frequency Management : 2005

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