Home People Calendar Undergrad Grad Research Observatories VAIL VITA Public Outreach AQuA Local UVa

Heather Hershley, Masters Graduate

Email: hmh3x@astro.virginia.edu
Phone:
Fax:
Office:
Address:



portrait

I only dream in infrared...
portrait

Papers

Characterizing the Dark Current of the SU320-1.7T1 InGaAs Array at Cryogenic Temperatures (PDF format)

In Spring 2004, I wrote my undergraduate thesis. This is merely a backup copy.

Work Dump

This is an area for things I did at work.

Gain for the HAWAII-1 engineering-grade array

FETs that were matched for the HAWAII array for FANIRCAM. (FANNICAM)

Analysis of InGaAs linear arrays 1.7micron (bare, as the array has no gain control)

Comparing the linear and 320x240 data (same problem as above)

TA Class

This contains some random thing I did to illustrate the use of Starry Night to students I TAed.

Quick tutorial to determining Alt-Az/Equatorial coordinates in Starry Night Backyard

UVA Astro Links

VAIL - The Virginia Astronomical Instrumentation Lab.

Howard Powell's Webpage - Website of the systems administrator for our dept.

Personal Links

Resume, circa 2004.

UVA from the sky

Images - The Cats! Halloween '04 Kovo '05

M31, The Great Andromeda Galaxy, 14.7'x14.7', central area, taken at FMO Dec, 2002 for my final ASTR 313 project in undergrad. M81, Bode's Galaxy, 14.7'x14.7', central area, taken at FMO Dec, 2002 for my final ASTR 313 project in undergrad. Very noisy.



Heather received her Masters of Science in Astronomy at UVA in 2005. She also recieved her BA in Astronomy-Physics at UVA previously (2004). She has gone on to a career in Hawaii as an Operating Assistant for W.M. Keck Observatroy. Aloha!

UVA Astro
Last modified Wednesday, October 27, 2004
Copyright © 2004 University of Virginia Department of Astronomy.
All rights reserved. Maintained by Heather