The Greenland Telescope: Construction, Commissioning, and Operations in Pituffik
Ming-Tang Chen (1), Keiichi Asada (1), Satoki Matsushita (1), Philippe, Raffin (1), Makoto Inoue (1), Paul T. P. Ho (1, 2), Chih-Chiang Han (1),, Derek Kubo (1), Timothy Norton (3), Nimesh A. Patel (3), George Nystrom (1),, Chih-Wei L. Huang (1), Pierre Martin-Cocher (1)

TL;DR
The paper reviews the Greenland Telescope's construction, upgrades, and operational experiences in the Arctic since 2018, highlighting its scientific activities and future prospects.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of the GLT system, including recent improvements, operational lessons, and future outlook, which is novel in documenting Arctic telescope deployment.
Findings
Successful scientific observations since 2018
Implemented significant system improvements
Operational lessons learned in Arctic conditions
Abstract
In 2018, the Greenland Telescope (GLT) started scientific observation in Greenland. Since then, we have completed several significant improvements and added new capabilities to the telescope system. This paper presents a full review of the GLT system, a summary of our observation activities since 2018, the lessons learned from the operations in the Arctic regions, and the prospect of the telescope.
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TopicsSpacecraft and Cryogenic Technologies · Methane Hydrates and Related Phenomena
