Links

• NOAA Fire Weather Information Center
• NOAA SSD Fire Detection Program
• GEOMAC Wildland Fire Support
• Site & Infrastructure Webcams

Interferomter Related Links

NASA JPL

• Optical Long Baseline Interferometer News

Comprehensive List of Baseline Interferometer Projects Worldwide

Operational Ground-Based Interferometers

• CHARA Array – Center for High Angular Resolution Astronomy Array (Mount Wilson Observatory, California; GSU Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, Georgia)
• VLTI – The Very Large Telescope Interferometer (European Southern Observatory, Cerro Paranal, Chile)
• MIRA-1.2 – Mitaka IR Array (Optical and Infrared Astronomy Div, NAOJ, Japan)
• NPOI – Navy Prototype Optical Interferometer (Lowell Observatory, Arizona)
• PTI – Palomar Testbed Interferometer (Caltech, Mount Palomar, California)
• ISI – Infrared Spatial Interferometer (Mount Wilson Observatory, California)
• COAST – Cambridge Optical Aperture Synthesis Telescope (MRAO, UK)
• SUSI – Sydney University Stellar Interferometer (Narrabri, Australia)
• Keck Interferometer (Keck Observatory, OTP, Mauna Kea, Hawaii)

Ground-Based Interferometers and Instruments under Construction

• Large Binocular Telescope (Mount Graham, Arizona)

Ground-Based Interferometry Projects Under Development

• OHANA Optical Hawaiian Array for Nanoradian Astronomy. (See also the OHANA Obs. Paris site.)

Space Interferometry

• Darwin – search for extra-solar planets. To be launched as an ESA-only or ESA-lead mission around 2015 (ESA)
• GENIE – Nulling interferometry with the VLTI. Nulling at 3.6 and/or 10 microns. First light in 2008 (ESA)
• Space Interferometry Mission (JPL, NASA)
• Terrestrial Planet Finder (JPL, NASA)
• COROT – transit survey (ESA)

Interferometry Projects Being Studied

• OSIRIS- Astrometric interferometer to be attached to the Space Station in 2003 (Institute of Astronomy, Russia)
• SPECS – Submillimeter Probe of the Evolution of Cosmic Structure(Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA)
• OVLA – Optical Very Large Array ( LISE, Obs. Haute Provence, France)
• LAMA – Large-Aperture Mirror Array (Location undecided)
• SI – Stellar Imager (Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA)
• MAXIM – a space-based X-Ray Interferometer

Interferometry Groups and Institutions

• ASHRA – Actions Spécifique Haute Résolution Angulaire (INSU/CNRS, France)
• OPTICON EII-JRA4 – Integrating interferometry into mainstream astronomy
• FRINGE – Frontiers of Interferometry in Germany (Heidelberg, Germany)
• NEVEC – Nova-ESO VLTI Expertise Center (Leiden, Netherlands)
• JMMC – Jean-Marie Mariotti Center (Grenoble, France)
• MSC – Michelson Science Center (Caltech, California)
• EII – European Interferometry Initiative for Astronomy

Interferometry Related Pages

• Concordia Station, AASTINO Project, MASS turbulence profiler; Concordiastro (France, Italy)
• Astrometry sites listed by the Hubble Space Telescope Astrometry Team
• Studies in Optical Aperture Synthesis and Image Restoration at ONERA
• Interférométrie Solaire through the Service d’Aéronomie du CNRS
• Les Pages Francaises du “Very Large Telescope”

Interferometry with Single Telescopes

• Fourth Catalog of Interferometric Measurements of Binary Stars, W.I. Hartkopf, B.D. Mason, G.L. Wycoff, and H.A. McAlister
• Ein visuelles Stern-Interferometer im Eigenbau described by Franz Kerschbaum in Sterne und Weltraum
• SPeckle pour Imagerie par Déconvolution (SPID) (Observatoire de Lyon, France)
• Fine Guidance Sensor Homepage from the Space Telescope Science Institute
• Le Coronographe Interférentiel Achromatique (Obs. Nice, France)
• MPIfR Optical & Infrared Interferometry Group (Bonn, Germany)
• Chris Haniff’s Astronomy Page (University of Cambridge, UK)
• John Monnier’s Home Page, (University of Michigan, USA)
• Peter Tuthill’s Home Page (University of Sydney, Australia)