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This paper presents a summary of the first 10 years of operating theHobby-Eberly Telescope (HET) in queue mode. The scheduling can be quite complexbut has worked effectively for obtaining the most science possible with thisuniquely designed telescope. The queue must handle dozens of separatescientific programs, the involvement of a number of institutions withindividual Telescope Allocation Committees as well as engineering andinstrument commissioning. We have continuously revised our queue operations aswe have learned from experience. The flexibility of the queue and thesimultaneous availability of three instruments, along with a staff trained forall aspects of telescope and instrumentation operation, have allowed optimumuse to be made of variable weather conditions and have proven to be especiallyeffective at accommodating targets of opportunity and engineering tasks. Inthis paper we review the methodology of the HET queue along with its strengthsand weaknesses.

Ten Year Review of Queue Scheduling of the Hobby-Eberly Telescope