1 AAS Meeting, San Diego – January 13, 2005 Swift-UVOT Post-Launch Status Pete Roming S. D. Hunsberger, C. Gronwall, J. A. Nousek, A. A. Breeveld, K. O.

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1 AAS Meeting, San Diego – January 13, 2005 Swift-UVOT Post-Launch Status Pete Roming S. D. Hunsberger, C. Gronwall, J. A. Nousek, A. A. Breeveld, K. O. Mason, UVOT PSU Team, UVOT MSSL Team, & UVOT SwRI Team

2 AAS Meeting, San Diego – January 13, 2005 UVOT Team PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS Penn State University Mullard Space Science Lab Southwest Research Institute Starsys Research Corporation Swales Aerospace Goddard Space Flight Center

3 AAS Meeting, San Diego – January 13, 2005 UVOT TM UVOT DEMs UVOT Position on Spacecraft

4 AAS Meeting, San Diego – January 13, 2005 UVOT Activation Timeline DEM Activated – November 26 UVOT Aperture Door Opened – December 14 TM Activated – December 17 HV Enabled – January 5 Filter Continuity Check (1 st Light) – January 6 Focus Adjustments – January Safety Circuit Calibration – January 18

5 AAS Meeting, San Diego – January 13, 2005 UVOT Sky Image

6 AAS Meeting, San Diego – January 13, 2005 UVOT Focus Star Contour Plot

7 AAS Meeting, San Diego – January 13, 2005 UVOT Focus Star PSF

8 AAS Meeting, San Diego – January 13, 2005 UVOT On-Orbit Calibration Activities Grism clocking test Stray-light Software window test Co-alignment and Boresight Distortion Grism transformation Grism wavelength vs. position Grism sensitivity vs. wavelength PSF Optical photometry Co-I loss measurements Color transformation Timing mode test UV photometry Line Spread Function Detector window test Red leaks test Magnifier field test Bad pixels Pixel-to-pixel sensitivity/flat field Dark frame

9 AAS Meeting, San Diego – January 13, 2005 Observing Scenarios BAT Burst Image T<10 sec BAT Error Circle XRT Image T<90 secT<300 sec UVOT Image Finding Chart/GeNI Settling Continuing follow-up of afterglows Survey Targets Targets-of-Opportunity Pre-Planned Target (PT) S/C settling on target Target moving in UVOT FoV Mode = Event (Timing) FoV = Full Filter = UVW2 Exposure = ~12 s Automated Target (AT)

10 AAS Meeting, San Diego – January 13, 2005 Data Products XYt Event Lists Image Finding Chart Engineering ExposuresGRB Neighborhood Image Grism