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Enhancing Northern Sky Monitoring. Upgrades to Tartu Observatory's 1.5-m Telescope for High-Resolution Spectroscopy and Multi-Band Photometry

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Enhancements aim to improve sky monitoring capabilities and data accuracy for astronomical studies.
Upgrades include higher resolution spectroscopy and advanced multi-band photometry for better observation.
Oral presentation at EXOHOST conference shares potential impact on studying celestial bodies.
Significance lies in enhancing observational tools for better understanding of star-planet-disk dynamics.

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Presentation discusses enhancements to Tartu Observatory's telescope for improved multi-band photometry and spectral analysis.

Abstract

Slides of an oral presentation at EXOHOST Exploring Star-Planet-Disk Connection conference in October 14, 2025 at Tartu, Estonia.

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Eenmae, Tonis (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69254f92c0ce034ddc359cad https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17639108

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