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% [ NOIRLab Survey Proposal Attachment Template ]
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% This template can be used to help create the main PDF attachment portion of a NOIRLab proposal.
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% Fill in the required information and add your figures. Once the attachment is complete simply
% download the PDF and attach it to your proposal via the proposal form at:
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% https://time-allocation.noirlab.edu/
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\documentclass[11pt]{article}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage{observing-proposal}
\usepackage{xcolor}
\usepackage{epsfig}
% --- additional packages can be imported as needed
\begin{document}
% [ SCIENTIFIC JUSTIFICATION ]
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% Give the scientific justification for the proposed observations.
% This section should consist of paragraphs of text followed by any
% references, figures and captions. Be sure to include the overall
% significance to astronomy. Please see the call for proposals to
% determine specific criteria for each section. Unless otherwise
% noted criteria is as follows: The scientific justification should
% be limited to three pages with up to two additional pages for
% references, figures and captions.
% If you wish to use our "reference" environment, follow the following
% example (journal commands are compatible with AASTeX v4.0):
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%\begin{references}
%\reference Armandroff \& Massey 1991 \aj, 102, 927.
%\reference Berkhuijsen \& Humphreys 1989 \aap, 214, 68.
%\reference Massey 1993 in Massive Stars: Their Lives in the
% Interstellar Medium (Review), ed. J. P. Cassinelli and E. B.
% Churchwell, p. 168.
%\reference Massey \& Armandroff 1999, in prep.
%\end{references}
% Figures:
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% You can now use any file type for your figures. See examples below on how to include a pdf figure.
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% \begin{figure}
% \epsscale{0.85}
% \plotone{sample.figure}
% \caption{Sample figure showing important results.}
% \end{figure}
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\sciencejustification
--- Enter your scientific justification
\begin{figure}[!ht]
\plotone{example-figure.pdf}
\vspace{-3cm}
\caption{This is an example of embedded PDF figure}
\end{figure}
% \begin{references}
% \reference Example 2016, MM, 123, 7
% \end{references}
\clearpage
% [ EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN ]
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% This section should consist of text only (no figures).
% There is a limit of one page of printed text.
% Describe your overall observational program. How will these
% observations contribute toward the accomplishment of the goals
% outlined in the science justification? If you've requested
% long-term status, justify why this is necessary for successful
% completion of the science. Limit text to one page.
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\expdesign
--- Enter your experimental design information
\clearpage
% [ MANAGEMENT PLAN ]
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% The Management plan should describe the overall plan for conducting the
% proposed survey. Limit text to one page. Be sure to include:
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% 1) Approach: Discuss the organizational plan to execute the tasks
% required to complete the research goals and delivery of the data
% products. This discussion should include plans to support the observing
% runs, the pipeline processing plan, data reduction and analysis,
% archiving plan, data dissemination plan, and coordination of the survey
% with non-NOIRLab facilities or data sources.
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% 2) Personnel requirements: Discuss the roles of the survey team members in
% an anonymized way. Anticipated levels of participation for individuals
% should be discussed in the Team Information and Relevant Background attachment.
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% 3) You may include an anonymized description of institutional/other support
% for the survey. Additional information can be presented in the Team
% Information and Relevant Background attachment.
\manplan
--- Enter your management plan information
\clearpage
% [ RELEASE OF DATA ]
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% Describe the data products (reduced observations, single or stacked images,
% spectra, object catalogs, and so on) to be released, as well as the timeline
% and mechanism of their release to the community. Please differentiate between
% intermediate products developed during the execution of the survey versus the
% final products likely to be produced after the full observations have been
% obtained. Limit text to one page.
\dataaccess
--- Enter your release of data information
\end{document}