0Assigned ID: 4588
----- Attempting Submission 1 (Wed May 24 20:20:29 GMT 2023) -----
HST Phase I Proposal 4588 successfully submitted.
Receipt: # 4588-1Duplicated visit 12 for GRB 221120A due to guide star failure. New visit is labeled as 62.-2091816441----- Attempting Submission 2 (Fri Sep 15 20:32:10 GMT 2023) -----
HST Phase II Proposal 17492 successfully submitted.
Receipt: # 17492-2
----- Attempting Submission 3 (Tue Sep 26 21:14:55 GMT 2023) -----
----- Attempting Submission 4 (Fri Dec 29 21:21:25 GMT 2023) -----
----- Attempting Submission 10 (Fri Jan 19 18:57:17 GMT 2024) -----Zooming in on the locations of short gamma-ray burstsThe study of short duration gamma-ray bursts (sGRBs) and their host galaxies provide a unique view of the environments of gravitational wave sources. The locations of sGRBs within their hosts is the strongest constraint on fundamental properties of the progenitor systems (e.g. kick velocity, time delay), with important implications for binary stellar evolution, galactic chemical enrichment, and the expected Advanced LIGO and Virgo detection rate. HST observations of sGRBs host galaxies are the benchmark dataset against which models of neutron star (NS) mergers are tested. This dataset, affected by small number statistics in the past, is now expanding, allowing us to consider more sophisticated scenarios, such as multiple channels of binary formation and different progenitor systems. However, targeted observations of sGRBs are introducing complex selection biases. In order to mitigate these effects, we propose a public survey of well-localized sGRBs to build a high-quality homogeneous sample of sGRB locations and environments. The proposed observations, together with existing archival HST data and an extensive ground-based campaign, would form a legacy dataset for the study of compact binary mergers and their diverse evolutionary pathways. In addition, sGRBs with no coincident host galaxy in these HST images constitute excellent targets for future JWST observations.This program will observe the locations of 22 short gamma-ray bursts with the WFC3/IR camera in the F160W filter in order to obtain high resolution, sensitive, infrared observations of their host galaxies. These observations will double the sample of sGRB host galaxies observed with HST and reveal accurately their locations with respect to the half-light radii of their host galaxies. In addition, we target 9 events that are observationally hostless even in deep ground based observations. These 9 targets will recieve 2 orbits in F160W to search for faint underyling host galaxies. The program will use 31 orbits - 1 orbit x 13 targets which already have known host galaxies and 2 obits x 9 targets which lack a host galaxy.Our team has decades-long experience in the field of GRBs and transient follow-up. We have direct access to several ground-based facilities - the Palomar 60-inch and the 4.3m Lowell Discovery Telescope (LDT) - as well as approved programs on Gemini, GTC and Subaru to perform follow-up spectroscopy, and optical/IR imaging of short GRBs. In particular, in recent years we undertook a systematic census of sGRB host galaxies aimed at characterizing their colors through multicolor photometry and their spectra (see O'Connor et al. 2022). We have already observed 90% of the sample of sGRB host galaxies with the Lowell Discovery Telescope, building a complete catalogue of griz photometry for bright sGRB hosts (r~> 24 AB mag). We used both Gemini (PI: Troja) and Keck (PI: Cenko) to image sGRBs with no clear host galaxy candidates, identifying potential hostless bursts, and acquiring spectra of the visible host galaxies. We complemented our observations by analyzing archival Gemini, Keck, and GTC data. 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There are two nearby stars within 5" at PA~12 and 62. This event is a hostless short GRB where the position of the galaxy is unknown, and only the location of the transient is known. We therefore cannot exclude slight offsets around our localization for the transient, though based on the optical spectrum of the afterglow it is likely within the half-light radius. Due to the unknown location of the target galaxy, this would require excluding a vast amount of PA between ~2-72. As this severely limits scheduling ability, we opt to only exclude PAs associated with the diffraction spike of the brighter star, which is more likely to have an impact on the science goal. After careful consideration, a diffraction spike associated with the fainter star is unlikely to reach the target position (based on comparison to other HST images with the same configuration). Therefore, the allowed ORIENT ranges (to exclude diffraction spikes associated with PA~62) are: 0-52, 72-142, 162-232, 252-322, 342-359. These constraints do not impact the visit planner.(Tic-Visit
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)true20The scheduling data was generated by CASM 32.0.CASM was run in Phase II mode.A H~10th AB mag star is located at offset of ~180" (outside the field of view). We are not sure whether this can still impact the observation, i.e., whether a diffraction spike can reach this far for that brightness. It would be helpful if this could be checked/advised.
A H~14th AB mag star resides at ~50" from the target position at PA~215 degrees. To avoid diffraction spikes we have provided the following allowed orientation: 0-25, 45-115, 135-205, 225-295, 314-359
This barely impact the visit planner.1702955313000326.1577401395833(Tic-Visit
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)true20The scheduling data was generated by CASM 32.0.CASM was run in Phase II mode.There are multiple bright stars in this field. Two of which are within 15" of the target position, fortunately these stars are at similar PA (and PA+~180) from each other, i.e. PA~90 and 270. The brighter one has H~16th AB mag. Another extremely bright star is located right outside the field of view, but the PA is similar (~275), so should not be a problem when excluding +/-10 degrees around the 4 diffraction spikes associated with the star at PA~90.
The brightest star within the field of view is at 70" at PA~209 with H~13.5 AB mag. Another is at PA~195 at 35" with H~16 AB mag. We estimate the diffraction spikes from that star should only reach ~20" with this configuration, and are therefore less concerned about its impact.
We therefore opt to exclude PA~80-100 and PA~200-220, which leads to an allowed ORIENT of: 10-20, 40-80, 90-110, 130-170, 190-200, 220-260, 280-290, 310-350. These constraints have no impact on the visit planner.1705799013000310.0(Tic-Visit
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)true20The scheduling data was generated by CASM 32.0.CASM was run in Phase II mode.NSAMP = 14 to avoid overrunning the orbit. A ~19th mag star is at an offset of ~3" from the target. Due to the close proximity, and extended nature of the target source, we exclude a larger swath of PA (+/-20) centered around PA~35 deg, i.e., excluding PA~15-55. The allowed ORIENT is therefore: 0-15, 55-105, 145-195, 235-285, 325-359. These constraints did impact the visibility in the visit planner, but a large range of allowed visit times still exists.170918335800090.0(Tic-Visit
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)true20The scheduling data was generated by CASM 32.0.CASM was run in Phase II mode.NSAMP = 13 to avoid overrunning orbital visibility. This is a crowded field with many bright stars. The main ones to avoid have PA~6,12,46,55. Avoiding +/-10 deg on either side of these PAs leads to exclusion of PAs ~ 354-22 and 36-65. Thus the following ORIENT allowed constraints to prevent diffraction spikes: 12-36, 65-84, 102-126, 155-174, 192-216,245-264,282-306,335-354
These constraints do not significantly impact the visit planner scheduling.1710360534000264.0(Tic-Visit
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)true20The scheduling data was generated by CASM 32.0.CASM was run in Phase II mode.NSAMP = 14 to avoid overrunning orbital visibility. There is an r~13 mag star at an offset of 15". The PA, measured East of North, of the star to the target position is 350. Due to the brightness and proximity we exclude a large range of PA around this value of +/-15 degrees. This leads to allowed ORIENT of: 5-65, 95-155,185-245,275-335, which are computed as outlined in the comments of Visit 2.
We note that this target already had poor visibility in the visit planner, and that the addition of these constraints did have an impact on top of this.170650106200056.5(Tic-Visit
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These orient constraints have no impact on the visit planner scheduling.(Tic-Visit
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