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HEADER: FILE_VERSION=7.0, STATUS = PROPOSAL

      AOT_TYPE:  MIPS Scan Map
     AOR_LABEL:  MIPS-915-Oct19-Nov30
    AOR_STATUS:  new

 MOVING_TARGET:  NO
   TARGET_TYPE:  FIXED SINGLE
   TARGET_NAME:  zodi_13b
  COORD_SYSTEM:  Equatorial  J2000
      POSITION:  RA_LON=8:34:40.3586,  DEC_LAT=23:51:49.6822
OBJECT_AVOIDANCE:  EARTH = YES, OTHERS = YES

    REQUIRE_160: YES
      SCAN_RATE: fast
 FAST_RESET_160: NO
      STEP_SIZE: TURNAROUND=35", FORWARD=35"
    N_SCAN_LEGS: 1
   N_MAP_CYCLES: 1
SCAN_LEG_LENGTH: 2.0
MAP_CENTER_OFFSET: CROSS_SCAN = 0, IN_SCAN = 0
SPECIAL: IMPACT = none, LATE_EPHEMERIS = NO,SECOND_LOOK = NO
RESOURCE_EST: TOTAL_DURATION=857.075, SLEW_TIME=3.8, SETTLE_TIME=22.875, SLEW_OVERHEAD=180.0, SPECIAL_OVERHEAD=0.0, UPLINK_VOLUME=525, DOWNLINK_VOLUME=14042358, VERSION=S7.5.1
INTEGRATION_TIME: MIPS_24=15.7,MIPS_70=15.7,MIPS_160=3.1

COMMENT_START: 
Objective:
To obtain IOC acceptable 70um scan ICs to
be used on a regular basis. This activity is a
companion to the 70 um IC ROUTINE Phot AOR (MIPS-918). The
pair of activities will allow us to determine the
relative efficiency and quality of flatfields
created using scan and photometry AORs.
Description:
A 2 degree long (1 leg) scan map will be obtained
using the fast-scan AOT in a region of the sky
chosen to avoid bright point sources. This will
produce a total of 118 images to be median
combined to produce a 70 um IC. The map will
require about 14.3 minutes of observing time.
Visibility period:
2003 Oct 19 20:30 - 2003 Nov 30 02:32
COMMENT_END: