Joint Science Discussions with XRT and SOT.#
19th March 09:00This page refers to one day of a closed meeting of the EIS consortium
Table of Contents
- Joint Science Discussions with XRT and SOT.
- Comments from attendees welcome!
- Format
- Objective
- SOT & XRT Primers
- XRT (Kelly Korreck)
- Data reduction & products
- Resulting physics information
- SOT (Tom Berger)
- Data reduction & products
- Resulting physics information
- Addressing Our Major Science Goals
- Invitees
- Topics
- Attendees
Comments from attendees welcome!#
If you are attending this day of the meeting, please comment here if you would like to give input.Those without an EISWiki account (shame on you... if you're on the team!) can mail their comments and intended contribution topics to David Williams.
It would be good to have a discussion about this agenda before the meeting, here on the EISWiki.
Format#
At this meeting, there will be additional attendance by invitees from XRT and SOT.Objective#
What did we discover were thorny science questions in the EIS Science session?The main point of this day session is to construct some observing programmes to conquer(!?) these questions using information from the EIS, SOT and XRT participants at this meeting.
SOT & XRT Primers#
Most people attending this session will be familiar with the kind of physics that the post-launch EIS offers information on. So we thought it would be useful to have a primer on each of the other two instruments’ scientific capabilities, with the benefit of 2.5 years of experience.XRT (Kelly Korreck)#
Data reduction & products#
Resulting physics information#
SOT (Tom Berger)#
Data reduction & products#
Resulting physics information#
Addressing Our Major Science Goals#
Discussion Session Having talked about 1. the science issues we think are outstanding for EIS, (previous day) 2. what SOT and XRT can offer in terms of physical observations, we need to marry these and work out what co-observations we all want in order to address our major science goals.Invitees#
- SOT:
- Tom Berger
- Additional input from Bruce Lites (not attending)
- Jack Ireland
- Ted Tarbell
- Alex Young
- Tom Berger
- XRT:
- Ed DeLuca (unconfirmed)
- Kelly Korreck
Topics#
These will be an output from the previous day's EIS Team Science Meeting.Attendees#
- Khalid al-Janabi (MSSL)
- Danielle Bewsher (RAL)
- David Brooks (NRL)
- Charlie Brown (NRL)
- Paul Bryans (NRL)
- Len Culhane (MSSL)
- Ken Dere (GMU)
- George Doschek (US PI; NRL)
- Alessandro Gardini (UiO)
- Hirohisa Hara (NAOJ)
- Louise Harra (PI; MSSL)
- Shinsuke Imada (NAOJ)
- Helen Mason (DAMTP)
- Keiichi Matsuzaki (ISAS)
- Ryan Milligan (GSFC)
- Karin Muglach (NRL)
- Steve Myers (NRL)
- John Rainnie (RAL)
- Toshifumi Shimizu (ISAS)
- Ignacio Ugarte Urra (NRL)
- Harry Warren (NRL)
- Tetsuya Watanabe (Japan PI; NAOJ)
- David Williams (MSSL)
- Peter Young (NRL)
