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%    Version 2.0, February 24, 2022
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\documentclass[11pt]{article}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage{gem-observing-proposal_24B}
\usepackage{xcolor}
\usepackage{epsfig}

% ---  additional packages can be imported as needed

\begin{document}

% [ SCIENTIFIC JUSTIFICATION ]
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% Give the scientific justification for the proposed observations.
% This section should consist of paragraphs of text followed by any
% references and up to three figures and captions.  Be sure to include
% overall significance to astronomy.  Please see the call for proposals
% to determine specific criteria for each section. Unless otherwise noted criteria
% is as follows: THE SCIENTIFIC JUSTIFICATION SHOULD BE LIMITED TO ONE PAGE
% (the review panels have requested that we not send them more than one
% page), with up to two additional pages for references, figures (no more
% than three), and captions. 

% If you wish to use our "reference" environment, follow the following
% example (journal commands are compatible with AASTeX v4.0):
%
%\begin{references}
%\reference Armandroff \& Massey 1991 \aj, 102, 927.
%\reference Berkhuijsen \& Humphreys 1989 \aap, 214, 68.
%\reference Massey 1993 in Massive Stars: Their Lives in the
% Interstellar Medium (Review), ed. J. P. Cassinelli and E. B.
% Churchwell, p. 168.
%\reference Massey \& Armandroff 1999, in prep.
%\end{references}

% Figures:
%
% You can now use any file type for your figures. See examples below on how to include a pdf figure.
%
% \begin{figure}
% \epsscale{0.85}
% \plotone{sample.figure}
% \caption{Sample figure showing important results.}
% \end{figure}
%
\sciencejustification    % Do not delete this command.



\clearpage

% [ EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN ]
%
% This section should consist of text only (no figures).
% There is a limit of one page of printed text.

% Describe your overall observational program.  How will these
% observations contribute toward the accomplishment of the goals
% outlined in the science justification?  If you've requested
% long-term status, justify why this is necessary for successful
% completion of the science.
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\expdesign    % Do not delete this command.


\bigskip

% [ TECHNICAL CASE ]
%
% THE TECHNICAL CASE IS LIMITED TO ONE PAGE WITH NO
% ADDITIONAL FIGURES.  Also justify the instrument configuration, the exposure times 
% and the constraints requested (seeing, cloud cover, sky brightness and 
% if appropriate water vapor and elevation).  
% Specify the total time needed (including overheads), and the minimum requested 
% time. If you are applying for instruments on both Gemini North and Gemini South,
% please state the time request for each site.

\technicaldescription    % Do not delete this command.


\bigskip

% [ BAND 3 INFORMATION ]
% There is a limit of half a page of printed text.
% If you are applying for queue time, your ranking may place the program in 
% Band 3.  Band 3 observations are used to fill the queue when no Band 1 or 2 
% programs are available.  Successful Band 3 programs generally use poorer than 
% median observing conditions, have targets away from the most popular 
% regions of the sky, do not require strict timing or other constraints, 
% and do not require special instrument configurations.  Describe the changes
% you will make to the program to allow it to be successful in Band 3 in
% the \bandthreeplan section, or write "This program is not suitable for band 3"  
% or "This is not a queue request".  If a Band 3 allocation is acceptable and 
% the total Band 3 time request is different from the standard request, then 
% give the Band 3 time request for each partner and update the time requested
%  from each site.

\bandthreeplan    % Do not delete this command.



\bigskip

% [ CLASSICAL PROGRAM INFORMATION ]
% There is a limit of half a page of printed text.
% If you are applying for classical time on Gemini, please 
% define a backup program in case the weather is worse than
% the observing conditions in the proposal.  Enter your classical backup 
% in the \classicalbackup section, or write "The program as specified is 
% suitable for poor conditions, or "This is not a classical request".

\classicalbackup    % Do not delete this command.



\bigskip

% [ DUPLICATE OBSERVATIONS ]
% 
% A search of the Gemini Observatory Archive 
% (https://archive.gemini.edu) will reveal whether
% Gemini has previously been used to observe your targets using similar or
% identical observing setups.  If there are duplicate observations, please
% justify why new observations should be taken in the \justifyduplications
% section.  If the Archive search finds no duplicates, please enter
% ``The GOA search revealed no duplicate observations''.

\justifyduplications    % Do not delete this command.



\bigskip

% [ ITC Attachments ]
%
% Use the Gemini Integration Time Calculator (ITC) for a typical source for each 
% instrument requested, see
% https://www.gemini.edu/observing/resources/itc
% Save the ITC output as a PDF file and include that in this section. The ITC pages 
% will not count against the page limits.  You may either merge the ITC PDF output 
% to the PDF version of this document or include the ITC PDF output
% using \includepdf, eg.
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% \includepdf[pages={-}]{ITCoutput.pdf}
%
% See the PIT FAQ (https://www.gemini.edu/observing/phase-i/pit#FAQ) for additional suggestions.

\itcresults    % Do not delete this command.



\end{document}
