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LSST@Europe3 - Building Science Collaborations

11–15 juin 2018
MILC (Maison Internationale des Langues et des Cultures)
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris

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  1. 100. Welcome
    Emmanuel Gangler (LPC)
    11/06/2018 09:00
  2. 3. LSST Welcome and Key News
    Steven Kahn (LSST)
    11/06/2018 09:10
  3. 4. LSST Project Status
    Wil O'Mullane
    11/06/2018 09:20
  4. 5. LSST Observing Strategy
    Zeljko Ivezić (University of Washington)
    11/06/2018 09:50
  5. 6. LSST Data Products
    Leanne Guy (LSST, Tucson)
    11/06/2018 10:20
  6. 7. The LSST Science Collaborations
    Federica Bianco
    11/06/2018 11:10
  7. 9. LSST:UK Science and DAC plans
    Stephen Smartt
    11/06/2018 11:35
  8. 76. Ramping up CC-IN2P3 data processing facility for the LSST challenge
    Fabio Hernandez (CC-IN2P3)
    11/06/2018 11:55
  9. 78. LSST Telescope and Site Status
    Sandrine Thomas (LSST)
    11/06/2018 12:10
  10. 77. LSST Calibration Hardware Status
    Patrick Ingraham (Large Synoptic Survey Telescope)
    11/06/2018 12:25
  11. 10. LSST Solar System Processing: Status and Plans
    Mario Juric (University of Washington)
    11/06/2018 14:00
  12. 11. Solar System Science Collaboration: Dev Activities and the Not So Obvious Science
    Wes Fraser
    11/06/2018 14:30
  13. 79. The Crucial Need for the North Ecliptic Spur
    Michele Bannister (Queen's University Belfast)
    11/06/2018 15:00
  14. 80. Discussion
    11/06/2018 15:15
  15. 12. From the Galactic halo to the edge of the Local Group: satellites, streams, and dark matter in the era of LSST
    Rodrigo Ibata
    11/06/2018 16:00
  16. 13. Deconstructing the Milky Way with the LSST
    Edouard Bernard
    11/06/2018 16:30
  17. 14. Galaxy evolution with LSST
    Vivienne Wild
    12/06/2018 09:00
  18. 68. Galaxy science with LSST
    Matt Jarvis
    12/06/2018 09:30
  19. 83. The low surface brightness Universe: exploring a new frontier in the study of galaxy evolution using LSST
    Sugata Kaviraj (University of Hertfordshire)
    12/06/2018 10:00
  20. 84. Preserving Low Surface Brightness Light in LSST Imaging
    Lee Kelvin (Liverpool John Moores University)
    12/06/2018 10:15
  21. 15. Probing the epoch of reionization with high redshift quasars from LSST
    Richard McMahon (University of Cambridge)
    12/06/2018 11:00
  22. 69. Strongly lensed AGNs and SNe with LSST
    Sherry Suyu (Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics / Technical University of Munich)
    12/06/2018 11:30
  23. 85. Preparing the UK AGN community for LSST
    Triana Almeyda (University of Southampton)
    12/06/2018 12:00
  24. 86. Automatic classification of sources in large astronomical catalogues - how LSST will gain from experience gathered on the largest datasets available today
    Agnieszka Pollo (National Centre for Nuclear Research AND Jagiellonian University)
    12/06/2018 12:15
  25. 8. LSST software stack and deployment on other architectures
    Andy Connoly
    13/06/2018 09:00
  26. 70. SKA Science Data Processor
    Rosie Bolton
    13/06/2018 09:30
  27. 71. Subband Image Reconstruction using Differential Chromatic Refraction
    Tamas Budavari
    13/06/2018 09:50
  28. 87. HiPS and MOC - enabling publication and interoperability of the largest astronomy data sets
    Mark Allen (Centre de Données de Strasbourg, CNRS, UMR 7550)
    13/06/2018 10:10
  29. 88. Deep learning approach to predict photometric redshifts of galaxies in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey DR12
    Johanna Pasquet (CPPM)
    13/06/2018 10:30
  30. 89. Ultra-deep imaging data treatment with LSST
    Cristina Martinez-Lombilla (Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC))
    13/06/2018 10:45
  31. 73. LSST and Variable Stars
    Laurent Eyer
    13/06/2018 11:30
  32. 90. Long Period Variables as seen by LSST
    Michele Trabucchi (Università degli Studi di Padova - INAF/OAPD)
    13/06/2018 12:00
  33. 91. Cadence for Supernovae in LSST
    Philippe Gris (LPC Clermont-Ferrand)
    13/06/2018 12:15
  34. 92. Baryonic hidden matter: search for Microlensing and interstellar scintillation with LSST
    Marc Moniez (LAL-IN2P3)
    13/06/2018 12:30
  35. 97. Public conference: 'LSST: un gigantesque collecteur de lumière pour comprendre l'évolution de l'univers' (by registration only)
    13/06/2018 20:00
  36. 74. Cosmological tension? New physics or new data challenges
    Catherine Heymans
    14/06/2018 09:00
  37. 75. LSS and BAO in the era of LSST
    Cecile Renault (LPSC)
    14/06/2018 09:30
  38. 93. The Second Data Challenge for the Dark Energy Science Collaboration
    Katrin Heitmann (Argonne National Laboratory)
    14/06/2018 10:00
  39. 94. Supernova cosmology with LSST
    Rahul Biswas (Oskar Klein Centre, Stockholm University)
    14/06/2018 10:25
  40. 115. Seeing and hearing the violent universe: the astrophysics of compact object mergers
    Samaya Nissanke
    14/06/2018 12:30
  41. 81. A calibration of LSST photometric metallicity using spectroscopic ground-based survey results
    Laura Magrini (INAF)
  42. 106. APO Time-resolved Color Photometry of Highly Elongated Interstellar Object 1I/‘Oumuamua
    Bryce Bolin (B612 Foundation)
  43. 113. Astrophysical biases in Type Ia Supernovae Cosmology
    Mickael Rigault (LPC)
  44. 105. Atmospheric Calibration
    Sylvie Dagoret-Campagne (LAL)
  45. 104. Bright high-redshift galaxies from LSST + Euclid: the case for a new LSST deep field in the SEP
    Rebecca Bowler (University of Oxford)
  46. 108. Galaxy evolution studies before and after LSST - A few picks
    Maurilio Pannella (LMU - Munich)
  47. 107. Lessons learned from microlensing - advanced alert filtering and rapid response
    Markus Hundertmark (Heidelberg University, ZAH)
  48. 103. Microlensing and cadence strategies on lensed supernovae
    Simon Huber (MPA Garching)
  49. 102. Prospecting for LMXB Periods with LSST
    Michael Johnson (University of Southampton)
  50. 72. Seeing and hearing the violent universe: the astrophysics of compact object mergers
    Samaya Nissanke
  51. 110. Short gamma-ray burst afterglows and kilonovae: perspectives with LSST
    Paolo D'Avanzo (INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Brera)
  52. 111. Simulations of the LSST stellar content: Milky Way and Magellanic Clouds
    Giada Pastorelli (Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Padova)
  53. 109. Small-scale Clustering in Large Galaxy Surveys
    Peter Hatfield (University of Oxford)
  54. 101. Stellar Variability in Crowded Fields
    Massimo Dall'Ora (INAF-OACN)
  55. 112. The challenge of millimag calibration of LSST for cosmology
    Fabrice Feinstein (CPPM)
  56. 82. The Magellanic Clouds
    Maria-Rosa Cioni (Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam)
  57. 114. Transient photometric classification: an astronomical data challenge
    Emille Ishida (LPC-UBP)