The objective of this page is to provide information to research scientists desiring to benefit from observation time with the THEMIS Solar telescope. Observation campaigns generally range from April to October.
Interested user are encouraged to check the latest information on available THEMIS instrumentation and observing capacities, as well as the available data products.
Interested researchers are also encouraged to contact the THEMIS staff — in particular email Bernard GELLY or Etienne PARIAT —- directly to obtain more specific information or express their needs.
2025 observing campaign : forthcoming, call for the “French time” is not open yet
(100 days campaign, deadline for proposals will be: Feb 17th, 2025)
Call for 2025 observing campaign
2024 observing campaign : Campaign schedule ; Call for 2024 observing campaign (closed)
2023 observing campaign : Campaign schedule ; Call for 2023 observing campaign (closed)
Applicants can find hereafter general rules about access and procedure to obtain observation time. Specific details can change from one year to the other. Interested researchers shall also check the calls of previous observation campaign.
Use of the THEMIS telescope is granted by rights to the French and Spanish communities, but also to the international community through the CCI-ITP time allocation procedures: The International Scientific Committee (CCI) of the Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias (IAC), overseeing the Canary islands telescopes, awards observing time through its International Time Program (ITP).
The available time ratio and application procedure is specific to each category of user:
As soon as the appropriate refereeing steps for each community and TAC have been passed, the THEMIS staff will quickly inform the applicants of the outcome of their proposal.
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