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Over the last 2 years a series of technical papers have been
published in professional science journals and newsletters. These
were meant to introduce the One Metre Initiative and showcase
its enormous capabilities.
OMI
Technical Specifications August 2010.pdf (2,675 KB)
The
One Metre Initiative an the Array Telescope (302 KB)
Cassiopeia No. 144, Spring Equinox 2010, March 2010
The
One Metre Initiative.pdf (2,596 KB);
Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada; Volume 104,
No. 1, February 2010
The
One Metre Initiative Survey Capabilities; (541 KB)
Cassiopeia No. 143, Winter Solstice 2009, December 2009
Solar
System Science with the One Metre Initiative; (118 KB)
Cassiopeia No. 142, Fall Equinox 2009, September 2009
The
One Metre Initiative Update June 2009; (1,840 KB)
Cassiopeia No. 141, Summer Solstice 2009, June 2009
A
New Major Observatory in Canada; (6,200 KB)
Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada; Volume 103,
No. 2, April 2009
The One Metre
Initiative (OMI) and the Canada France Hawaii Telescope (CFHT)
Wide-Field Comparative capabilities; (305 KB)
Cassiopeia No. 140, Spring Equinox 2009, March 2009
A
New Major Astronomical Observatory in Canada; (3,537 KB)
Cassiopeia No. 139, Winter Solstice, December 2008
Supernova
Science with the OMI.pdf (181 KB)
A short paper that demonstrates the OMI's capability to contribute
to the field of cosmology.
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