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2025 observing campaign

THEMIS 2025 observing campaign shall last for about 100 days (dates to be announced). Incoming information will be posted here and on THEMIS webpage portal as soon as it becomes available.

2025 campaign schedule

The 2025 campaign shall observe the following schedule

The detail observing calendar will be posted once the proposals selection has been made.

Call for observation time during the 2025 campaign

Rules of access

Use of the THEMIS telescope is granted by rights to the French and Spanish communities. Observation time is also possible 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 time allocation is distributed as follow:

How to apply

Interested researchers are encouraged to check the latest information on available THEMIS instrumentation and observing capacities, as well as the available data products.

Applicants, in particular if they are not familiar with THEMIS observations, 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. Given the smaller amount of international time, interested international researchers can also contact the THEMIS staff to discuss possible joint campaign with French applicants, in case similar observation targets/mode are envisioned.

The submission of proposals is specific to the category of users one belongs, based on the above rules of access:

As soon as the appropriate proposal refereeing procedures of each community and TAC have been passed, applicants shall quickly be informed of their application outcomes.


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