Notification of problem affecting certain ALMA data that used mosaic and offset pointing observing modes

8 April 2016/in General news/by Allegro

The Joint ALMA Observatory (JAO) has recently identified a problem affecting selected programs from Cycles 1 to 3 where positional offsets or mosaics were used to set up Scheduling Blocks in the ALMA Observing Tool.

Read all the details in this link to the ALMA General News.

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