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The Cycle-1 Call for Proposals

On behalf of the Spitzer Project and NASA, the Spitzer Science Center (SSC) at Caltech has issued the Cycle-1 Call for Proposals (CP), soliciting research proposals for the General Observer (GO) and Archival Research (AR) programs. GO investigators may propose in one of two categories: small (up to 50 hours) and medium (50-200 hours). It is anticipated that 3700 hours of Spitzer observing time will be available to GO investigators in Cycle-1. In addition, approximately $15 million of NASA data analysis support is available to eligible GO researchers.

AR proposals are to be submitted only if investigators are seeking NASA data analysis support, and are limited to analysis of data from the Spitzer First Look Survey (FLS). It is anticipated that up to $750,000 of NASA support will be made available to support analysis of FLS data in Cycle-1. If no supporting funds are required, no Cycle-1 proposal should be submitted. Once the Spitzer Science Archive opens (May 2004), any investigator may access and utilize Spitzer data in the public domain.

The Call for Proposals

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Other Relevant Documents

There are five documents needed to plan, prepare and submit a Spitzer observing proposal:

See also the Proposal Submission Guide.


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