I spent the entire second quarter of 1994 writing code for the 
visibility averaging and calibration program of the NPOI, CHAMELEON, for 
which I am solely responsible. The code now consists of 7000 lines in 
PV-Wave scripts, and about 1500 lines in C. Version 1.0 of CHAMELEON is 
nearly completed and ready to read data from the data base created by 
CONSTRICTOR (the raw data averager), plot the data in a variety of ways 
(including 3D and image options), edit, average, and calibrate the data. 
Astrometric delays are corrected for atmospheric refractive index 
fluctuations, and a subroutine for an astrometric solution for station 
coordinates and star positions is about to be completed. I expect a 
lengthy "debugging" phase, however, once the NPOI has come on-line.

The paper on Capella was published in AJ 107, 1859. I will attend the 
IAU symposium No. 166 in Den Haag, in August, to give a talk on this 
binary and others we had observed with the Mark III interferometer.