MASS-DIMM – a turbulence monitor for Adaptive Optics

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MASS-DIMM – a turbulence monitor for Adaptive Optics A. Tokovinin http://www.ctio.noao.edu/~atokovin/profiler ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Outline MASS – a robust low-resolution profiler Ground layer: +DIMM or generalized? Delivered parameters Inter-comparisons (DIMMs, SCIDAR) Profile meteorology MASS for Ground-layer AO Plans ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

What is MASS? 6-layer model Weighting functions 4 normal indices 6 diff. indices PROFILE ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Restoration of profile Response is “triangular” Good integrals (βf, θ0) S/N~10% (better sensitivity at low turbulence) ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Ground layer: generalized?? Normal: simple and robust Generalized: capricious and demanding ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Ground layer: combine with DIMM! ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

MASS-DIMM instruments 9 MASS-DIMMs are being made at CTIO+SAI First light: Oct. 3, 2003 ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

MASS-DIMM: details 5.5mm diam. ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Measured parameters Seeing β (Fried parameter) Free-atmosphere seeing βf Isoplanatic angle θ0 AO time constant τ0 (without ground layer, but…) Low-resolution profile: 6 layers at 0.5,1,2,4,8,16km NOT MEASURED: Outer scale, detailed profile, wind MASS database: http://mass.ctio.noao.edu ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

MASS vs. DIMM: Halfmann ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

MASS vs. DIMM: Cerro Pachon “over-shoots”? ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

MASS vs. DIMM: Mauna Kea ??? !!! ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Comparing τ0 (Paranal) ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

MASS vs. SCIDAR Mauna Kea, 2002 La Silla, 2002 More comparisons are needed! ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Profile meteorology? Bursts <1h Calm periods (“lucky observer”) Jet-stream (prediction?) Upper layers >0.1” always Fragility of good seeing ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Cerro Pachon MASS profiles January 8-31, 2003 4234 profiles DIMM, 1” 0.15” Free- atmosph. seeing 0.245” 0.356” 0.518” 0.90” ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Statistics of AO time constant Some nights are good for AO, some are not! ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Ground-layer Adaptive Optics 3’ * 1km = 0.9m Profile vertical resolution required for GLAO analysis depends on system parameters ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

GLAO: Strehl gain vs. actuator pitch Optimized GLAO Rayleigh LGS Good nights at Pachon ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Is the MASS resolution sufficient? Distort altitudes +- 2 random 4 profiles 3 s 9 distortions rms 0.027mag Coarse layer localization with MASS is OK for GLAO ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Typical night: Jan 11/12 Uncorrected seeing 0.5 μm GLAO 0.7 μm GLAO ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Excellent night: Jan 15/16 Seeing 0.5 μm 0.7 μm ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Statistics: FWHM 25% 50% 75% β,” 0.94 1.11 1.33 0.38 0.53 0.71 0.22 0.31 0.49 1μm 0.17 0.30 [arcseconds] ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

The first kilometer: mini-MASS? Star Vmag=1 30 phot/ms Layer 0.3” at alt. 200m: 0.0005 index S/N=10 in 10 min. 0.9-1.3-1.8-2.6 cm ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Planet scintillation? Yes! 20” disk Scintillation of MARS: Oct. 8-9, 2003 Index ~0.0001 Rel. precision 3-4% in 1 min 0.9-1.3-1.8-2.6 cm ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003

Plans Use MASS-DIMMs in the TMT site testing program, as site monitors, at Dome C Compare to SCIDAR, SODAR Build and use profile database Planet scintillation… Bye! ESO Workshop, Oct 13 2003