interobservatory
Interobservatory refers to the coordination, comparison, or combination of data and observations from multiple astronomical observatories. This collaborative approach allows astronomers to achieve a wider range of scientific goals than would be possible with a single instrument. By pooling resources and data, observatories can achieve greater sensitivity, higher resolution, or observe phenomena over longer timescales.
One common application of interobservatory work is in interferometry, where signals from multiple telescopes are combined
Interobservatory efforts are crucial for tasks such as precise astrometry, where the positions and motions of