[Aavso-photometry] IL Aqr: Campaign Update 041026

[Aaron Price]

 Thanks to all who participated in the time series campaign last
weekend! So far we have 3,874 observations. While so far there are no
obvious transit detections the analysis is still early and not all the
data has been submitted. Data for the center of the transit (around
the 1-sigma window) is quite good. However, data for the day before
and after seems to be sparse and pretty noisy. But again, not all the
data is in yet. I also hope to have my new airmass calculator on the
AAVSO web site next week.

  Light curves of all 3 days (so far) have been posted here:
                      http://www.aavso.org/news/ilaqr.shtml

  ** Remember, even though the time series campaign is over we still
need high-precision, nightly observations of IL Aqr until about the
end of the year. Please keep observing and if you notice any sudden
brightening or fading behavior then please begin time series
observations as long as possible. **

 This will likely be my last update until next week, unless something
dramatic happens. This weekend  the AAVSO is organizing our Annual
Meeting coupled with a Memorial Meeting for Janet Mattei at Brandeis
University. So I'll be heavily involved in those projects for the next
few days. Expect another update sometime in the middle of next week.

-- 
Aaron
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