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The internet has brought about great change in the astronomical community,but this interconnectivity is just starting to be exploited for use ininstrumentation. Utilizing the internet for communicating between distributedastronomical systems is still in its infancy, but it already shows greatpotential. Here we present an example of a distributed network of telescopesthat performs more efficiently in synchronous operation than as individualinstruments. RAPid Telescopes for Optical Response (RAPTOR) is a system oftelescopes at LANL that has intelligent intercommunication, combined withwide-field optics, temporal monitoring software, and deep-field follow-upcapability all working in closed-loop real-time operation. The Telescope ALertOperations Network (TALON) is a network server that allows intercommunicationof alert triggers from external and internal resources and controls thedistribution of these to each of the telescopes on the network. TALON isdesigned to grow, allowing any number of telescopes to be linked together andcommunicate. Coupled with an intelligent alert client at each telescope, it cananalyze and respond to each distributed TALON alert based on the telescopesneeds and schedule.Comment: Presentation at SPIE 2004, Glasgow, Scotland (UK

TALON: the telescope alert operation network system: intelligent linking of distributed autonomous robotic telescopes