Latitude 37° 42' 56.2" S, Longitude 145° 10' 02.3" E, height above MSL
100 m.
The observatory's main instrumentation is a 0.41 m
RCOS Ritchey-Chrétien
reflecting telescope with an Apogee U13
CCD camera.
The main research activity is the photometry of asteroids and variable
stars.
Email: tom at woodridgeobsy.org
This is a new website replacing the previous one in its entirety, so most of the items below don't have links right now, just promises.
More about the observatory and its equipment.
The observatory's research on variable stars. At the moment, just GW Librae.
... and on asteroids.
Articles on photometry and research techniques.
Time-series Photometry with MaxIm(TM) - PowerPoint(TM) slides
Studies of the Earth-crossing asteroid (66146) 1998 TU3