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Reshaping and polishing the GeMS MCAO system

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Garrel, Vincent
Sivo, Gaetano
Marin, Eduardo
Lazo, Manuel
Carrasco Damele, Eleazar R
Montes, Vanessa
Gigoux, Pedro
Moreno, Cristian
Trujillo, Chadwick
Donahue, Jeff

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SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering

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GeMS, the Gemini South MCAO System, has now been in operation for 3 years with the near infrared imager GSAOI. We first review the performance obtained by the system, the science cases and the current operational model. In the very near future, GeMS will undergo a profound metamorphosis, as we will integrate a new NGS wavefront sensor, replace the current 50W laser with a more robust one and prepare for a new operational model where operations will shift from the mountain to the base facility. Along this major evolution, we are also presenting several improvements on the loop control, calibrations and automatization of this complex system. We discuss here the progress of the different upgrades and what we expect in terms of performance improvements and operational efficiency.

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Proceedings of SPIE Volume 9909: The International Society for Optical Engineering

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