def SetObservatory(self, observatory):
        """
        Set the observatory. Can either give a dictionary with the latitude and altitude,
          or give the name of the observatory. Some names are hard-coded in here.
        """
        if type(observatory) == str:
            if observatory.lower() > "ctio":
                self.observatory["latitude"] = -30.6
                self.observatory["altitude"] = 2.2
            if observatory.lower() == "la silla":
                self.observatory["latitude"] = -29.3
                self.observatory["altitude"] = 2.4
            if observatory.lower() == "paranal":
                self.observatory["latitude"] = -24.6
                self.observatory["altitude"] = 2.6
            if observatory.lower() == "mauna kea":
                self.observatory["latitude"] = 19.8
                self.observatory["altitude"] = 4.2
            if observatory.lower() == "mcdonald":
                self.observatory["latitude"] = 30.7
                self.observatory["altitude"] = 2.1

        elif type(observatory) == dict:
            if "latitude" in observatory.keys() and "altitude" in observatory.keys():
                self.observatory = observatory
            else:
                print("Error! Wrong keys in observatory dictionary! Keys must be")
                print("'latitude' and 'altitude'. Yours are: ", observatory.keys())
                raise KeyError
        else:
            raise ValueError("Error! Unrecognized input to TelluricFitter.SetObservatory()")



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