Optical Astronomy from the Earth and Moon: Astronomical Society of the Pacific Summer Scientific Meeting, San Diego, California 13-15 July 1993 Book

	Introduction
	Symposium Participants
	General Purpose Optical Telescopes	3
	The SDSU 2.5-m New Generation Telescope	7
	Lightweight Two-Meter Production Telescopes	17
	The Spectroscopic Survey Telescope: Concept and Performance	35
	The SOAR Telescope	45
	Adaptive Optics at Mount Wilson Observatory: Results from the 60-inch Telescope	56
	Second Generation Adaptive Optics: Plans for the Mount Wilson 100-inch Telescope	68
	Laser Guide Star Adaptive Optics at the Multiple Mirror Telescope	77
	Sodium-Layer Laser Guide Star Adaptive Optics Development at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Lick Observatory
	CCD Stellar Ensemble Time Series Photometry - Pursuing Stellar Oscillations at the Micro-mag Level	95
	An Integrated Program for Automated CCD Photometry and Spectroscopy	103
	Custom CCDs for Spectroscopy	108
	Multiple Readout CCD Controllers	113
	Deep CCD Imaging	125
	Introduction to Session on Optical Spectrographs and Other Instruments	129
	The Use and Benefits of Optical Fibers in Spectroscopy	130
	Polarimetry by Shifting and Exposing	139
	The McDonald 2.7-m Echelle Spectrometer	148
	A New CCD Spectrograph for the Tillinghast Telescope	161
	ATIS93 - An International Standard for Automatic Telescopes	165
	Self Diagnostics of Automatic Telescopes	172
	A Global Network of Automatic Telescopes	182
	GONG, A Global Network of Automated Solar Telescopes	188
	Remote Interactive Observing with the ARC 3.5-m Telescope	197
	Stellar Photometry with a Whole-Earth Robotic Telescope	205
	Automated Management and Scheduling of Remote Automatic Telescopes	216
	Collaborative Networks of Independent Automatic Telescopes	234
	A Search for Optical Brightness Variations of ROSAT EUV Sources	246
	Facilities for Infrared Photometry and Spectroscopy of Short-Period Algols	251
	Ground-Based Wide-Field Direct CCD Imaging in Support of the Astro-UIT Space Shuttle Mission	255
	Astrophysics from Antarctica	261
	Remote Astronomy at the South Pole	263
	Robotic Observatories: The Third Way	267
	The Pros and Cons of Doing Ultraviolet Astronomy from the Moon	280
	Lunar Transit Telescopes	283
	Author Index	303