REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-40

Observation programmed for period Oct 2019 - Mar 2020.

This list includes guaranteed time programmes and those submitted to INAF-TAC and successfully approved.
We list here with number 407xx the programmes approved by Chilean CNTAC and with number 408xx the programmes approved by OPTICON-TAC.
PI can contact REM Team (info.rem@inaf.it) before semester starts if she/he needs particular procedures and will be warned when observations will be performed.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian, OPTICON and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID Title PI Name Institute Allocation LT^*

Opt IR

40007 REM follow-up observations of γ-ray flaring blazars F. D'Ammando INAF-IRA Bologna 42.5 42.5

40021 Monitoring the near-infrared variability of the Herbig Ae star HD 169142 L. Chen Konkoly Observatory/Hungarian Academy of Sciences 0.75 0.75

40015 REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger S. Campana INAF-OA Brera 40 40

40012 Optical and Near-Infrared follow-up of Gaia newly discovered Classical Cepheids. V. Ripepi INAF-OA Capodimonte 100 100

40006 GHOsT: GIARPS High-resolution Observations of T Tauri stars S. Antoniucci INAF-OA Roma 7.1 7.1

40002 A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients R. Casella INAF-OA Roma 37.8 37.8

40018 EXORCISM - a monitoring programme of EXor outbursting sources F. Vitali INAF-OA Roma 25 25

40004 Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray bursts A. Melandri INAF-OA Brera 100 100

40019 REMER: REM Ephemeris Refining V. Granata Padua University 100 100

40010 REM monitoring of the Be/X-ray transient 1A 0538−66 L. Ducci IAA University of Tuebingen 29 42

40008 Photometric Monitoring of confirmed and candidate Luminous Blue Variables C. Buemi INAF-OA Catania 15 15

40206 Long-term infrared monitoring of the candidate TeV binary HESS J1832-093 N. LA Palombara INAF-IASF Milano 92 92 2st

40321 Long-Term Monitoring of a Few Bright Fermi Blazars A. Sandrinelli University Insubria 10 10 3nd

40420 AGN as cosmological probes - measuring geometric distances to supermassive black holes D. Watson University of Copenhagen 28 70 4rd

40431 GAPS2: the origin of planetary systems diversity G. Micela INAF-OA Palermo 36 36 4rd

40746 REM Observations of PMS Stars on the VLTI MATISSE GTO Target List Period 104/S2019B M. Curé Universitad de Valparaíso 30 30

40728 Photometric Follow-up of Gaia Transients F. Olivares Universitad Catòlica de Chile 45 45

40783 Probing exoplanetary atmospheres with simultaneous multiband photometry J. Tregloan-Reed Universidad de Antofagasta 37 37 ^**

40853 Stellar mergers in the nearby Universe N. Blagorodnova Radboud University 9 9

40803 td>Probing the inner structure of young stellar disks with spectrophotometric+interferometric observations S. Kraus University of Exeter 27 27

40840 Galactic Black Holes from Gaia astrometry and time-domain P. Zielinski Warsaw University 30 30

^*Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.
^**CNTAC Fast Track proposal.

For older semesters please have a look at THIS PAGE.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT^*
ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Opt	IR	LT^*
40007	REM follow-up observations of γ-ray flaring blazars	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	42.5	42.5
40021	Monitoring the near-infrared variability of the Herbig Ae star HD 169142	L. Chen	Konkoly Observatory/Hungarian Academy of Sciences	0.75	0.75
40015	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	40	40
40012	Optical and Near-Infrared follow-up of Gaia newly discovered Classical Cepheids.	V. Ripepi	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100
40006	GHOsT: GIARPS High-resolution Observations of T Tauri stars	S. Antoniucci	INAF-OA Roma	7.1	7.1
40002	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	R. Casella	INAF-OA Roma	37.8	37.8
40018	EXORCISM - a monitoring programme of EXor outbursting sources	F. Vitali	INAF-OA Roma	25	25
40004	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray bursts	A. Melandri	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
40019	REMER: REM Ephemeris Refining	V. Granata	Padua University	100	100
40010	REM monitoring of the Be/X-ray transient 1A 0538−66	L. Ducci	IAA University of Tuebingen	29	42
40008	Photometric Monitoring of confirmed and candidate Luminous Blue Variables	C. Buemi	INAF-OA Catania	15	15
40206	Long-term infrared monitoring of the candidate TeV binary HESS J1832-093	N. LA Palombara	INAF-IASF Milano	92	92	2st
40321	Long-Term Monitoring of a Few Bright Fermi Blazars	A. Sandrinelli	University Insubria	10	10	3nd
40420	AGN as cosmological probes - measuring geometric distances to supermassive black holes	D. Watson	University of Copenhagen	28	70	4rd
40431	GAPS2: the origin of planetary systems diversity	G. Micela	INAF-OA Palermo	36	36	4rd
40746	REM Observations of PMS Stars on the VLTI MATISSE GTO Target List Period 104/S2019B	M. Curé	Universitad de Valparaíso	30	30
40728	Photometric Follow-up of Gaia Transients	F. Olivares	Universitad Catòlica de Chile	45	45
40783	Probing exoplanetary atmospheres with simultaneous multiband photometry	J. Tregloan-Reed	Universidad de Antofagasta	37	37	^**
40853	Stellar mergers in the nearby Universe	N. Blagorodnova	Radboud University	9	9
40803	td>Probing the inner structure of young stellar disks with spectrophotometric+interferometric observations	S. Kraus	University of Exeter	27	27
40840	Galactic Black Holes from Gaia astrometry and time-domain	P. Zielinski	Warsaw University	30	30