at the Lorentz centre - Sterrewacht Leiden.
http://www.lc.leidenuniv.nl/
registration
Open issues:
Please see Lorentz Center website for up-to-date programme. Programme listed below is slight outdated.
Aim of workshop:
Please see Lorentz Center website for up-to-date programme. Programme listed below is slight outdated.
Aim of workshop:
At the workshop we will go through the
various components of the
Astro-Wise Information system.
The programme is meant to introduce new users to the system, but is also meant to review the preparations organizers of programmes have to undertake to run own projects or Surveys with the system.
Times are indicative, programme will be very flexible. In principle afternoons are reverved for short demos and working in groups on exercises.
Partcipants are supposed to have some basic knowledge of the Python scripting language see http://www.python.org/doc/current/tut/tut.html
Note about exercises:
The exercises will consist of a list of questions in ps/tex format. As you can see they are linked also from the draaiboek below (please cvs add your exercise draft) . The goal is to have all the relevant information for the participants to do the exercises on-line accessible from the portal and preferably present in the HOWTOS. If impossible some extra info can be given aside the list of questions.
Logistics/Infrastructure:
We have 37 participants.
We have two conference rooms booked all week long:
1. Our main room is Room 201 which is in the adjacent Huygens building which can accomodate all participants and has 2 beamers and a laptop with landline internet connection (and perhaps wireless reinstalled next week) to be used with one of the beamers to show alongside the presentation if needed.
2.the Gratama room, accomodating up to 32 people, which is inside the Lorentz centre and has 1 beamer and landline/wireless internet connection.
Conclusion: all speakers have to arrange a laptop to give their presentation (so contact somebody of us if you cannot bring a laptop yourself).
Provisional list for groups+tutors for exercises: (the phot-z and variability exercises will be tutored by Jan Snigula and Roberto Silvotti respectively.)
1.tutor Kor Begeman (Groningen, Netherlands)
Emmanuel Bertin (Paris, France)
Oliver Cordes (Bonn, Germany)
Erik Deul (Leiden, Netherlands)
2.tutor Danny Boxhoorn (Groningen, Netherlands)
Joerg Dietrich (Bonn, Germany)
Georg Feulner (Garching, Germany)
Aniello Grado (Napoli, Italy)
3.tutor Ewout Helmich (Groningen, Netherlands)
Fedor Getman (Napoli, Italy): potential tutor
Thomas Erben (Bonn, Germany):potential tutor
Paul Groot (Nijmegen, Netherlands)
4.tutor John McFarland (Groningen, Netherlands)
Lutz Haberzettl (Bochum, Germany)
Chris Haines (Napoli, Italy)
Hendrik Hildebrandt (Bonn, Germany)
5.tutor Geert Sikkema (Groningen, Netherlands)
Johannes Koppenhöfer (Garching, Germany)
Koen Kuijken (Leiden, Netherlands)
Silvio Leccia (Napoli, Italy)
6.tutor Mark Neeser (Garching bei Muenchen, Germany)
Yannick Mellier (Paris, France)
Luisa Morales-Rueda (Nijmegen, Netherlands)
Michiel Tempelaar (Groningen, Netherlands)
7.tutor Gijs Verdoes Kleijn (Groningen, Netherlands)
Michael Pohlen (Groningen, Netherlands)
Niruj Mohan Ramanujam (Leiden, Netherlands)
Anis Rojbi (Paris, France)
8.tutor Ronald Vermeij (Groningen, Netherlands)
Olaf Schmithuesen (Bochum, Germany)
Teffie Schneider (Groningen, Netherlands)
Roberto Silvotti (Napoli, Italy): potential tutor
9.tutor Willem-Jan Vriend (Groningen, Netherlands)
Merijn Smit (Leiden, Netherlands)
Jan Snigula (Garching, Germany): potential tutor
David Wilman (Garching bei Muenchen, Germany)
The programme is meant to introduce new users to the system, but is also meant to review the preparations organizers of programmes have to undertake to run own projects or Surveys with the system.
Times are indicative, programme will be very flexible. In principle afternoons are reverved for short demos and working in groups on exercises.
Partcipants are supposed to have some basic knowledge of the Python scripting language see http://www.python.org/doc/current/tut/tut.html
Note about exercises:
The exercises will consist of a list of questions in ps/tex format. As you can see they are linked also from the draaiboek below (please cvs add your exercise draft) . The goal is to have all the relevant information for the participants to do the exercises on-line accessible from the portal and preferably present in the HOWTOS. If impossible some extra info can be given aside the list of questions.
Logistics/Infrastructure:
We have 37 participants.
We have two conference rooms booked all week long:
1. Our main room is Room 201 which is in the adjacent Huygens building which can accomodate all participants and has 2 beamers and a laptop with landline internet connection (and perhaps wireless reinstalled next week) to be used with one of the beamers to show alongside the presentation if needed.
2.the Gratama room, accomodating up to 32 people, which is inside the Lorentz centre and has 1 beamer and landline/wireless internet connection.
Conclusion: all speakers have to arrange a laptop to give their presentation (so contact somebody of us if you cannot bring a laptop yourself).
Provisional list for groups+tutors for exercises: (the phot-z and variability exercises will be tutored by Jan Snigula and Roberto Silvotti respectively.)
1.tutor Kor Begeman (Groningen, Netherlands)
Emmanuel Bertin (Paris, France)
Oliver Cordes (Bonn, Germany)
Erik Deul (Leiden, Netherlands)
2.tutor Danny Boxhoorn (Groningen, Netherlands)
Joerg Dietrich (Bonn, Germany)
Georg Feulner (Garching, Germany)
Aniello Grado (Napoli, Italy)
3.tutor Ewout Helmich (Groningen, Netherlands)
Fedor Getman (Napoli, Italy): potential tutor
Thomas Erben (Bonn, Germany):potential tutor
Paul Groot (Nijmegen, Netherlands)
4.tutor John McFarland (Groningen, Netherlands)
Lutz Haberzettl (Bochum, Germany)
Chris Haines (Napoli, Italy)
Hendrik Hildebrandt (Bonn, Germany)
5.tutor Geert Sikkema (Groningen, Netherlands)
Johannes Koppenhöfer (Garching, Germany)
Koen Kuijken (Leiden, Netherlands)
Silvio Leccia (Napoli, Italy)
6.tutor Mark Neeser (Garching bei Muenchen, Germany)
Yannick Mellier (Paris, France)
Luisa Morales-Rueda (Nijmegen, Netherlands)
Michiel Tempelaar (Groningen, Netherlands)
7.tutor Gijs Verdoes Kleijn (Groningen, Netherlands)
Michael Pohlen (Groningen, Netherlands)
Niruj Mohan Ramanujam (Leiden, Netherlands)
Anis Rojbi (Paris, France)
8.tutor Ronald Vermeij (Groningen, Netherlands)
Olaf Schmithuesen (Bochum, Germany)
Teffie Schneider (Groningen, Netherlands)
Roberto Silvotti (Napoli, Italy): potential tutor
9.tutor Willem-Jan Vriend (Groningen, Netherlands)
Merijn Smit (Leiden, Netherlands)
Jan Snigula (Garching, Germany): potential tutor
David Wilman (Garching bei Muenchen, Germany)
Datasets:
Projectname: WORKSHOP2005
Potential datasets to be used in exercises
SCHEDULE
Wednesday
09 November: Freeze of awe environment to allow proper testing of demos and exercises the rest of the week
Thursday 10 November:
Testing of exercises by all of us, especially tutors
Friday 11 November:
update programma on website:
Gijs: sent out email update to participants:
final version of programme (until workshop starts...)
reminder basic python is pre-required for the workshop; some logistic issues?
Finalizing exercises and testing of demos
Kor/Erik ensure Lorentz centre is ready for presentations and exercises in terms of awe/lorentz accounts, software and hardware.
Gert, Willem-Jan and Gijs: final testing of datasets to be used for exercises
50copies exercises
Monday 14 November CHAIR Edwin Valentijn
| General Introduction 08:30 - 09:00 test hardware for presentations+demo's 09:00 - 09:30 Start of workshop: Introduction 09:30 - 11:30 - The Information System - Overview of components: dataserver/databaseserver - instrument calibration ; no observation calibration - object model - the components -brief demo of dbviewer, CalTS, Targetprocessing and web awe prompt -introduction of various people from Omegacen group 11:30 - 12:00 OmegaCAM Instrument level characterization 12:00 - 12:30 Running AstroWise on WFI@2.2m, MDM 12:30 - 14:00 Lunch 12:30 -14:00: final testing desktops work for exercises: Ewout/John 14:00 - 14:30, Demo Python and AstroWise to introduce AstroWise speak 14:30 - 15:00, Exercises: the awe prompt basics (basic_exercises.tex) (Ewout) 15:30 - 16:45, Exercises: the awe prompt basics ctd (basic_exercises.tex) (Ewout) & basic calibration tasks science_exercises.tex (John): Mention Ingesting raw
data: no exercise
16:45 - 17:00 re-conveneExplain understanding the categories of raw and reduced calibration & science Exercise Reduce task dpu+CalTS/DBView to elucidate inner workings +timestamps Retrieving and displaying images 17:00 - 19:00 Wine and Cheese party 17:00 - 19:00 test hardware for presentations+demos for Tuesday |
venue room201 LCentre room201 room201 room201 visitor offices room201 visitor offices visitor offices Gratama room LCentre room 201 |
Speaker Monday speakers Lorentz Centre Edwin Valentijn John McFarland Sikkema,Schneider Ewout Helmich Tuesday speakers |
Tuesday 15 November CHAIR Erik Deul
| Astrometry - Photometry |
venue |
Speaker | |
| |
09:00 - 10:00
Astrometric
solutions - single chip solution and QCs - global solution and QC 10:00 - 10:30 Astrometry at Terapix - Scamp 10:30 - 11:00 Coffee 11:00 - 12:30 Photometric Pipelines - Calibration plan; 2dary standards; key/user bands; ZPT, extinction, Illum correction 12:30 - 14:00 Lunch 14:00 - 14:30 Visualisation demo: Aladin, Topcat interaction 14:30 - 15:15 exercises: photometry (photometry_exercise.tex) (Ronald/Gijs) 15:15 - 15:30 Coffee 15:30 - 17:30 Exercises: photometry (photometry_exercise.tex) ctd (Ronald/Gijs) & astrometry object with astrometry verification link to exercise to be added(John): astrometric parameters, regrid,
coadd
17:30- 17:45 Re-convene 17:45- 18:00 test and gather presentations and demos for Wednesday |
room 201 room 201 room 201 room 201 visitor offices visitor offices Gratama room |
Erik Deul Emmanuel Bertin Ronald Vermeij Michiel Tempelaar Wednesday speakers |
| 19:30
Conference Diner- Malle Jan |
Wednesday 16 November CHAIR Danny Boxhoorn /Kor Begeman
| Making and searching
SourceLists, AssociateLists Datamining |
venue |
||
| 09:00 - 10:00
Introduction
- - Data analysis by querying: - Python - SQL 10:00 - 10:30 Interactive AstroWise/Python: plotting query results 10:30 - 11:00 Coffee 11:00 - 11:30 Context 11:30- 12:30 SourceList, AssociateList incl demo (e.g., show me all sources within 10deg) 12:30 Discuss transport for good/bad weather for conference dinner 12:30 - 14:00 Lunch 12:30 - 14:00 gather and test presentations+demos for Thursday 14:00 - 18:00 Outing |
room 201 room 201 room 201 room 201 room 201 |
Danny
Boxhoorn Kor Begeman Danny Boxhoorn Kor Begeman Danny Boxhoorn Kor Begeman Thursday speakers |
|
Thursday 17 November CHAIR Roberto Silvotti
| Quality control and
preparing surveys |
||
| 09:00 - 10:00 Target
Quality control 10:00 - 10:30 CalTS as project tool -GUI 10:30 - 11:00 Coffee 11:00 - 11:30 Cosmics, Satelites, masking, weights 11:30 - 12:00 Variability tool 12:00 - 12:30 Photometric -z tool 12:30 - 14:00 Lunch 14:00 - 15:00 Exercises: Data mining data_mining_exercises.tex (Danny/Ronald) 15:00 - 15:15 Coffee 15:15 - 17:45 Exercises: Data mining data_mining_exercises.tex (Danny/Ronald); variabilty tool (Roberto Silvotti) 17:45 - 18:00 Re-convene 18:00-18:30 gather and test presentations+demos for Friday |
room 201 room 201 room 201 room 201 room 201 visitor offices visitor offices Gratama room room 201 |
Roberto Silvotti Willem-Jan Vriend Ewout + USM Roberto Silvotti Jan Snigula Friday speakers |
Friday 18 November CHAIR Mark Neeser
| 09:00 - 10:30 Setting
up
projects/surveys Setting up nodes, satellites 10:30 - 11:00 Coffee 11:00 - 11:45 CFHT - MegaCAM results 11:45 - 12:30 VST16, OmegaWhite, VESUVIO 12:30 - 14:00 Lunch 14:00 - 14:15 KIDS 14:15 - 15:00 Open: brainstorm for next steps with awe and projects? 15:00 - 15:15 Coffee 15:15 - 15:30 End of Meeting |
room 201 room 201 room 201 room 201 room 201 |
project leaders Yannick Mellier Paul Groot Edwin Valentijn Koen Kuijken |
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| End of meeting |
- ASTRO-WISE architectual design
document
version 1.0
- ASTRO-WISE DRAFT of user manual/cookbook .pdf
- ASTRO-WISE Photometric
Calibration software design document .pdf
- ASTRO-WISE document pages
- ASTRO-WISE weight scheme .pdf
- ASTRO-WISE distributed
processing proposal
- ASTRO-WISE Context
- OmegaCAM
Data Flow System User Requirements .pdf
- OmegaCAM
Data Flow System Calibration Plan .pdf
- OmegaCAM
Data Flow System Users and programmers manual .pdf
- Python documentation http://web.pydoc.org/
- eclipse
- SExtractor
- Swarp
Python General info and documentation on Python: http://www.python.org/doc/- Very useful Python tutorial http://www.python.org/doc/current/tut/tut.html