Titlebook: Organizations and Strategies in Astronomy; Volume III André Heck Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2002 Evaluation.Nation

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The View from the Observatory: History is Too Important to be Left to the Historians, understand its history to know and understand astronomy. History must be based on facts, which archives, scientific papers, and books can provide. Immersion in a field like astronomy makes one better qualified to understand what others have done in that field, and to write about it, as Henrik Ibsen

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Editorial,entering my office. “When I started working here, the whole University was managed by one single person, the Secretary General who did a good job. Now they are a legion in that Administration Department and they spend their time issuing non-senses!”

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Organizational Issues in Large Scientific Projects,nterest of the scientific community to improve their efficiency, using the available financial and human resources in the most efficient way and decreasing their time scale. The author presents the different types of organization used in scientific projects and pinpoints a few areas where some improvements could be achieved.

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Updated Bibliography of Socio-Astronomy,ty with the society at large. A few related contributions have also been included, as well as the decennial reports from the US National Research Council. The first list is chronological and the second one, purely alphabetical on the authors names.

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Scientific Impact of Large Telescopes,A citations-based analysis of the scientific impact of individual telescopes worldwide 1991-8 shows how impact depends on telescope type and size, and sheds light on the other factors involved.

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Optical Astronomy and South Africa. Part I. to 1994,The background to the establishment and subsequent closure of various observatories in South Africa is outlined. Particular attention is paid to the circumstances leading to the establishment of the South African Astronomical Observatory and to its initial development.