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and band sky brightness measurements from polar day to polar night at Dome A, Antarctica
Jinji Li, Bin Ma, Haonan Yang +9
The near-infrared (NIR) sky brightness is a fundamental parameter for evaluating the performance of ground-based infrared observatories. Dome~A on the Antarctic plateau offers exce…
Antarctic Infrared Binocular Telescope. I. System Overview, Laboratory Testing, and On-Sky Performance Evaluation
Zhongnan Dong, Bin Ma, Haoran Zhang +5
Infrared time-domain surveys remain significantly underdeveloped compared with their optical counterparts. We have developed the Antarctic Infrared Binocular Telescope (AIRBT) to s…
Probing the cosmological 21~cm global signal from the Antarctic ice sheet
Shijie Sun, Jiaqin Xu, Minquan Zhou +7
The redshifted 21 cm line, arising from neutral hydrogen, offers a unique probe into the intergalactic medium and the first stars and galaxies formed in the early universe. However…
Deep-learning-based prediction of Precipitable Water Vapor in the Chajnantor area
Alison Matus-Bello, Silvia E. Restrepo, Ricardo Bustos +7
Astronomical observations at millimeter and submillimeter wavelengths heavily depend on the amount of Precipitable Water Vapor (PWV) in the atmosphere, directly affecting the sky t…
GRRIS: a real-time intra-site observation scheduling scheme for distributed survey telescope arrays
Yajie Zhang, Ce Yu, Chao Sun +4
The distributed telescope array offers promise for conducting large-sky-area, high-frequency time domain surveys. Multiple telescopes can be deployed at each observation site, so i…
Machine learning-based seeing estimation and prediction using multi-layer meteorological data at Dome A, Antarctica
Xu Hou, Yi Hu, Fujia Du +6
Atmospheric seeing is one of the most important parameters for evaluating and monitoring an astronomical site. Moreover, being able to predict the seeing in advance can guide obser…