Bifrost Hack Week @ LPNHE

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Description

Welcome to the Bifrost Hack Week website.

The main goal of the Bifrost Hack Week is to explore, through practical examples, how to extract scene-modeling light curves for Rubin/LSST supernovae from the DM data products.

A second goal is to investigate how the Rubin SN sample can be intercalibrated with existing low-redshift samples, notably ZTF, through comparisons of their calibration star catalogs and bandpass models.

The detailed agenda is still being finalized. We will start with a half-day of presentations and strategy discussions, and then move directly into hands-on hacking for the rest of the week.

 

Registration
Bifrost Hack Week @ LPNHE
Participants
    • 1
      Bifrost Hackweek Kickoff

      • Presentation of data available and existing processing
      - Brief overview of Rubin DRP calibration
      - Brief overview of ZTF status
      • Quick presentations/discussion of topics for the week:
      - Scene modeling
      - photometric calibration
      - ZTF/Rubin filter work
      - any other relevant topic – please prepare a slide or two to introduce your topic to others

      Speakers: Clare Saunders (Princeton University), Pierre-Francois Leget (Princeton University)
    • Bifrost Hack
    • Bifrost Hack
    • Bifrost Hack
    • BLOCK 1: Reports from Bifrost Hack Week
      • 2
        Photometric calibration progress
        Speaker: Benjamin Racine (CPPM/IN2P3/CNRS)
      • 3
        Scene modeling progress
        Speaker: Garazi Garcia Palacios (IJCLab)
      • 4
        Other report from the Hack week.
        Speaker: TBD
    • 10:30 AM
      Coffee break
    • BLOCK 2: ZTF + Lemaitre
      • 5
        Status of ZTF
        Speaker: TBD
      • 6
        Status of Lemaitre
        Speaker: Nicolas Regnault (LPNHE)
    • 12:00 PM
      Lunch break
    • BLOCK 3: Prospects for joint analysis
      • 7
        Why shall we do this / Navigating the politics.
        Speaker: Christopher Stubbs (Harvard University)
      • 8
        Rubin observing cadence
        Speaker: Philippe Gris (LPCA)
      • 9
        SNIa Forecast of Rubin x Low-z sample.
        Speaker: Pierre-Francois Leget (Princeton University)
    • 3:00 PM
      Coffee break
    • BLOCK 4: Vera C. Rubin Observatory status
      • 10
        Status at the summit, image quality, and active optical system.
        Speaker: Elana Urbach (Harvard University)
      • 11
        The travel CPB campaigns
        Speaker: Jérémy Neveu (IJCLab)
      • 12
        Status of science pipelines and data release production
        Speaker: Clare Saunders (Princeton University)
      • 13
        Cross observation between ZTF and the Vera C. Rubin Observatory.
        Speaker: Pierre-Francois Leget (Princeton University)
      • 14
        Discussion
    • 7:30 PM
      Bifrost dinner

      Location TBD