This coupled with the automated system at Berkeley, provides early notification wordwide. SN 1994D and SN 1994I are two bright SN's which were recently spotted before maximum light. Extensive coverage of these events in multiple wavelengths are essential to increase our understanding of the scope of stars involved in these events. Because weather is always an independent variable, a network of observing sites is desirable. The particular site must also be able to alter the night's observing list.
Observatory has a radio telemetry link to Silver City.
This study of SN 1993J has demonstrated the utility of ATIS software for the long term study of a supernova event. The ability to image a SN event nightly, from a single site, without interrupting other observing schedules, further supports the concept of automated telescope systems. Neely, A.W., 1993a, IAU Circ. Neely, A.W. 1993b, IAU Circ. Porter, A.C., Neely, A.W. 1993, IAU Circ.