Template:Observation log
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| + | This template exists to enable the easy addition of an observation to an object article. Note that the object article template includes a copy of this so the first observation of an article doesn't need this template added. | ||
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| + | ==Required Parameters== | ||
| + | * observer - the observer's name/username. The recommended practice is to send the name as a wikilink in the format <nowiki>[[username | realname]]</nowiki> where username is your CDSP login name. Realname is your real name if you wish to provide it, if not just put your username here too. | ||
| + | *location - the location the observation was made from. The name of the city is adequate. | ||
| + | *date - The date of the observation in UTC. See the article on [[Time and number conventions | time conventions]] for the appropriate format. | ||
| + | *obs_type - the observations performed. This is indicated by giving the letters N, B and/or T. See the [[Observations made |observations made]] article for more details on what the letters stand for. | ||
| + | *vis_o - what you were able to see. This is again indicated by the letters N,B and/or T, or the letter X. Again see the [[Observations made |observations made]] article for details on the letters. | ||
| + | *bino_t - the type of binoculars used, i.e. 10x50. If no binocular observation was performed, put "None". | ||
| + | *tel_t - the type of telescope used. Recommended practice is to put the telescope in wikilinks "<nowiki>[[]]</nowiki>". Check the [[:category:telescopes | telescopes]] page to see if your telescope is listed so you can link to it. If not listed feel free to create a page about your telescope. If no telescopic observation was made put "None". | ||
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| + | ==Usage== | ||
| + | This template is used to add an observation to an object page. See the article on [[Add an observation | adding an observation]] for more details. | ||
| + | [[Category:Article Templates]] | ||
| + | </noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 18:13, 9 February 2009
| Observer:{{{observer}}} | Location:{{{location}}} | Date of observation:{{{date}}} | Observations made:{{{obs_type}}} |
| Visibility: {{{vis_o}}} | Binocular type:{{{bino_t}}} | Telescope type:{{{tel_t}}} |
This template exists to enable the easy addition of an observation to an object article. Note that the object article template includes a copy of this so the first observation of an article doesn't need this template added.
[edit] Required Parameters
- observer - the observer's name/username. The recommended practice is to send the name as a wikilink in the format [[username | realname]] where username is your CDSP login name. Realname is your real name if you wish to provide it, if not just put your username here too.
- location - the location the observation was made from. The name of the city is adequate.
- date - The date of the observation in UTC. See the article on time conventions for the appropriate format.
- obs_type - the observations performed. This is indicated by giving the letters N, B and/or T. See the observations made article for more details on what the letters stand for.
- vis_o - what you were able to see. This is again indicated by the letters N,B and/or T, or the letter X. Again see the observations made article for details on the letters.
- bino_t - the type of binoculars used, i.e. 10x50. If no binocular observation was performed, put "None".
- tel_t - the type of telescope used. Recommended practice is to put the telescope in wikilinks "[[]]". Check the telescopes page to see if your telescope is listed so you can link to it. If not listed feel free to create a page about your telescope. If no telescopic observation was made put "None".
[edit] Usage
This template is used to add an observation to an object page. See the article on adding an observation for more details.
