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Q: How long is the proprietary period for observing data?
Q: How long is the proprietary period for observing data?
The proprietary period will be 12 months after the quality-checked data products have been delivered to the Principal Investigator.
Q: Will all science data from previous observing seasons be publicly available?
Q: Will all science data from previous observing seasons be publicly available?
Yes. After a 12-month proprietary period, science data will become available via the LMT Data Archive, currently in development.
Q: Is there a 'reserved' catalogue of sources that have already been observed?
Q: Is there a 'reserved' catalogue of sources that have already been observed?
A searchable data archive is currently in development. Before requesting new observations, proposers should check if their data of interest is already available in the archive.
Q: How should I acknowledge the LMT in published work?
Q: How should I acknowledge the LMT in published work?
Please append the following statement:
" This work would not have been possible without the long-term financial support from
the Mexican Humanities, Science and Technology Funding Agency, CONAHCYT
(Consejo Nacional de Humanidades, Ciencias y Tecnologías), and the US National
Science Foundation (NSF), as well as the Instituto Nacional de Astrofísica, Óptica y
Electrónica (INAOE) and the University of Massachusetts, Amherst (UMass). The
operation of the LMT is currently funded by CONAHCYT grant #297324 and NSF grant
#2034318. "
For publications based on LMT observations, including archival data, we request that
authors also include the scientific project ID (e.g. 2023-S1-MX-46) as in the following
statement:
" The data described in this paper include LMT observations conducted under the
scientific program YEAR-SEMESTER-COUNTRY-NUMBER (see example above).
The LMT welcomes acknowledgement of the scientific and technical support offered by
the LMT staff during the observations and generation of data products provided to the
authors. "
A LaTeX version of the above statement is provided below for your convenience:
This work would not have been possible without the long-term financial support from the
Mexican Humanities, Science and Technology Funding Agency, CONAHCYT (Consejo
Nacional de Humanidades, Ciencias y Tecnolog\'ias), and the US National Science
Foundation (NSF), as well as the Instituto Nacional de Astrof\'isica, \'Optica y
Electr\'onica (INAOE) and the University of Massachusetts, Amherst (UMass). The
operation of the LMT is currently funded by CONAHCYT grant \#297324 and NSF grant
\#2034318.
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