| Richard Wilson, based at Cambridge University. Richard
is project scientist for the JOSE-AO project (seeing evaluation for adaptive
optics at the WHT). He contributed the JOSE wavefront sensor results and
analysis shown here, and wrote the text for these pages.
Webpage: Richard Wilson: Email: rww@mrao.cam.ac.uk |
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Chris Packham, Support Astronomer at the ING. Chris has been
the project scientist since joining the ING in early 1997 and in mid 1998
Chris took over as project manager. The HAP team has
four key science members and is supplemented by several engineering staff. Web page: Chris Packham: Email: cp@ing.iac.es |
| Neil O'Mahoney, Telescope Operator at the ING, and Graduate Student. Main contributions have been to observe and analyse data in JOSE/DIMM and AUX/DIMM experiments. He has presented project results at IAC Tenerife and Calar Alto. |  |
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Marco Azzaro, Telescope Operator at ING. Responsible for the characterisation of many aspects of the temperature differences affecting WHT seeing. He has produced data for the ING Meteorological Report which has been used in this programme. Web page: Marco Azzaro: Email: azzaro@ing.iac.es
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| Peter Sorensen, Telescope Operator at the ING.
since 1996. Responsible for the development of the WWW interface to the ING weather station. With this interface, it is possible to monitor the current weather situation and statistics across the net.. Web page: Peter Sorensen: Email: pms@ing.iac.es |
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