Since routine operations began in October 1996 LOTIS has responded to over 55 GCN triggers; approximately once every 14 days. Poor weather conditions, late time triggers, BATSE particle events, SGR events and imprecise Original coordinates excluded many of these events from being classified 'good' LOTIS events.

The best LOTIS events are listed in the table below. The first two columns display the BATSE trigger number and the UTC date. In most cases the fluence values were determined by summing the fluence in the four energy channels given in the current BATSE GRB catalog. In some cases the fluence was determined by integrating the best-fit Band GRB functional form for the entire burst from 20 keV to 2000 keV. The two errors listed are the statistical error of the final BATSE coordinates and the error between the Original BATSE coordinates and the final BATSE coordinates. Since LOTIS images an area centered on the Original BATSE coordinates a small error in column five implies a greater probability of complete coverage of the final BATSE 3-sigma error circle. The duration of the burst and the LOTIS response time are given in the final two columns. For bursts with column six smaller than column seven LOTIS achieved truly simultaneous optical observations.