UNSWIRF: A Tunable Imaging Spectrometer for the Near-Infrared
Stuart D. Ryder , Yin-Sheng Sun , Michael C. B. Ashley , Michael G. Burton , Lori E. Allen , John W. V. Storey, PASA, 15 (2), 228
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Conclusions

We have successfully developed and commissioned the University of New South Wales Infrared Fabry-Perot (UNSWIRF) on IRIS at the AAT. Among the notable characteristics of this system, which is based on a Queensgate ET-70WF etalon, are its high Resolving Power (), wide field (up to 100''), and ability to be tuned across almost the entire H and K bands. A novel method of in-situ wavelength calibration has been applied, and a new suite of reduction and analysis software in the IRAF environment has been developed. Early results across a wide variety of sources have been presented, and a number of diverse projects are now underway. Further details are available from the UNSWIRF WWW page.

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