<H1>[[http://www.cacr.caltech.edu/hotwired][Hot-wiring the Transient Universe]]: a Joint [[IvoaVOEvent][VOEvent]] & HTN Workshop</H1> <H2>June 4 - 7, 2007, Tucson, Arizona</H2> <br/> <a href="http://www.seds.org/~spider/spider/Vars/sn1572.html"><img src="http://www.us-vo.org/news/images/UranometriaSupernova.gif" align=top> <br/>Tycho's Stella Nova</a> <br/> --- %TOC% --- <br/> ---++ Agenda ----+++ <i>Sunday, June 3</i><br> -----++++ 7:00 pm - No host reception<br> -----++++ Posters<br> * MONET - State of the Union - <i>Dary Mihova</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Using Distributed Sensor Network Architecture to Link Heterogeneous Astronomical Assets - <i>Robert White</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> <br/> <hr/> <br/> ----+++ <i>Monday, June 4</i><br> * AM CHAIR: Roy Williams<br> * PM CHAIR: George Djorgovski<br> -----++++ 8:30 am - Welcome<br> * Autonomous demo - <i>Rob Seaman</i> (<a href="http://nvo.noao.edu">NOAO Data Products Program</a>)<br> -----++++ 9:00 - Session 1 - The science from rapid response<br> * Energy input and response from prompt and early optical afterglow emission in GRBs - <i>Tom Vestrand</i> (<a href="http://www.thinkingtelescopes.lanl.gov">LANL</a>) (<b>KEYNOTE</b>) * Science requiring follow-up of large surveys - <i>Kem Cook</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> -----++++ 9:50 - COFFEE<br> -----++++ 10:20 - Session 2 - Quickstart Guide for Autonomous Astronomy<br> * RTML + VOEvent < HTN: a system that is more than the sum of its parts - <i>Robert White</i> (<a href="http://www.thinkingtelescopes.lanl.gov">LANL</a>)<br> * How to build and how to read a VOEvent packet - <i>Roy Williams</i> (<a href="http://voeventnet.org">Caltech</a>) (<b>TUTORIAL</b>)<br> * Remote Telescope Markup Language - <i>Rick Hessman</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Transport for the HTN and VOEvent Networks - <i>Alasdair Allan</i> (<a href="http://www.estar.org.uk">eSTAR</a>)<br> -----++++ 11:50 - LUNCH<br> -----++++ 1:20 pm - Session 3 - Long Range Vision for Transient Astronomy<br> * Integrating VOEvent into the OIR System, an NOAO operations case study - <i>Chris Smith</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Science Cases, and the telescope network architecture needed to carry them out - <i>Tim Naylor</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Real time optical transients from thinking telescopes - <i>Przemek Wozniak</i> (<a href="http://www.thinkingtelescopes.lanl.gov">LANL</a>)<br> -----++++ 2:20 - BREAK<br> -----++++ 2:40 - Session 4 - Solar system objects<br> * Pan-STARRS and the Moving Object Processing System - <i>Larry Denneau</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * The Moving Object Processing System and LSST - <i>Francesco Pierfederici</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * The LSST transient database for community science and E/PO - <i>Kirk Borne</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> -----++++ 3:40 - OPEN for discussions, demos, etc.<br> <i> Arguments, agreements, advice, answers<br> Articulate announcements<br> </i> -----++++ 4:00 - TOUR leaves for PAIRITEL and MMT<br> * limited to 20 attendees, box dinner provided<br> -----++++ 5:30 - ADJOURN<br> <br/> <hr/> <br/> ----+++ <i>Tuesday, June 5</i><br> * AM CHAIR: Chris Smith<br> * PM CHAIR: Tom Vestrand<br> -----++++ 8:30 am - Session 5 - Surveys & Event Publishing<br> * A Tale of Three Surveys - <i>Steve Howell</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>) (<b>KEYNOTE</b>)<br> * A systematic search for supernovae in low redshift galaxy clusters - <i>David Sand</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Some experiences from the Palomar-Quest survey - <i>George Djorgovski</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> -----++++ 9:40 - COFFEE<br> -----++++ 10:10 - Session 6 - Observatory Operations<br> * The Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope Network - <i>Marton Hidas</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Lessons learned from Robo Scope: a long-term automated monitoring program - <i>Kent Honeycutt</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * RTS2 - Lessons learned from a widely distributed telescope network - <i>Petr Kubanek</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * TAROT: A robotic observatory for gamma-ray bursts and other sources - <i>Michel Boer</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Autonomous software, myth or magic? - <i>Alasdair Allan</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> -----++++ 11:50 - LUNCH<br> -----++++ 1:20 pm - Session 7 - Event Classification<br> * Transient object detection and classification - <i>Andy Becker</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Building a classification engine for the Palomar Transients Finder - <i>Josh Bloom</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * On probabilistic determination of type of an object based on previously known variable objects - <i>Ashish Mahabal</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Event classification in the Nearby Supernova Factory Search - <i>Stephen Bailey</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> -----++++ 2:40 - CONFERENCE PHOTO<br> -----++++ 2:50 - BREAK<br> -----++++ 3:10 - Session 8 - Web Services for Real Time Data Reduction and Analysis<br> * Data reduction services for heterogenous telescopes - <i>Iain Steele</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * ORAC-DR data reduction pipeline - <i>Brad Cavanagh</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Your PLASTIC pal, helping you pull VOEvent onto the desktop - <i>Alasdair Allan</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>) (<b>TUTORIAL</b>)<br> * Group <b>DISCUSSION</b> facilitated by Mike Fitzpatrick<br> -----++++ 4:50 - OPEN for discussions, demos, etc.<br> <i> Babble, burble, banter, bicker bicker bicker<br> Brouhaha, boulderdash, ballyhoo<br> </i> -----++++ 5:30 - ADJOURN<br> -----++++ 6:30 - CONFERENCE DINNER<br> <br/> <hr/> <br/> ----+++ <i>Wednesday, June 6</i><br> * AM CHAIR: Rob Seaman<br> * PM CHAIR: Robert White<br> -----++++ 8:30 am - Session 9 - VOEvent Unbound<br> * XML packet authentication - <i>Steve Allen</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>) (<b>KEYNOTE</b>)<br> * The IVOA Standard Vocabulary Proposal: How to succeed in transporting the astronomical meaning of an event/observation without really trying (very hard) - <i>Rick Hessman</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Integrating and deploying a VOEvent service at your institution - <i>Phillip Warner</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>) (<b>TUTORIAL</b>)<br> -----++++ 9:50 - COFFEE<br> -----++++ 10:10 - Session 10 - Registries and Databases: Federation for Dummies<br> * Resource discovery with the VO Registry - <i>Matthew Graham</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Querying VOEvents Through Astrogrid - <i>Elizabeth Auden</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Group <b>DISCUSSION</b> facilitated by Matthew Graham<br> -----++++ 11:20 - TOURS of Steward Observatory Mirror Lab<br> * Group A: 11:30 SOML - 12:15 LUNCH<br> * Group b: 11:30 LUNCH - 12:15 SOML<br> -----++++ 1:00 pm - Session 11 - HTN Infrastructure<br> * RTML - The State of the Union, revised RTML 3.2 schema for brain-dead software IDEs - <i>Georg Tuparev</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Eudoxos and HTN infrastructure - <i>Nikolaos Solomos</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * RTML SOAP endpoint implementation on the Liverpool Telescope - <i>Neil Clay</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Robonet-1.0 - <i>Chris Mottram</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> -----++++ 2:20 - BREAK<br> -----++++ 2:40 - Session 12 - Distributed Scheduling<br> * Adaptive distributed scheduling, putting the 'work' into network - <i>Eric Saunders</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Thread safe astronomy: the VOEvent lifecycle - <i>Rob Seaman</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Group <b>DISCUSSION</b> facilitated by Alasdair Allan<br> -----++++ 3:50 - OPEN for discussions, demos, etc.<br> <i> Comments, cliches, commentary, controversy Chatter, chit-chat, chit-chat, chit-chat Conversation, contradiction, criticism </i> -----++++ 5:30 - ADJOURN<br> <br/> <hr/> <br/> ----+++ <i>Thursday, June 7</i><br> * CHAIR: Josh Bloom<br> -----++++ 8:30 - Session 13 - Outer Limits: Space-based, Radio and non-EM Transients<br> * The future of the Gamma-ray bursts Coordinates Network: VOEvent and customer requirements - <i>Scott Barthelmy</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>) (<b>KEYNOTE</b>)<br> * Radio transients at long wavelengths and emerging instrumentation - <i>Joseph Lazio</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * GRB satellite triggers for neutrino telescopes - <i>Mieke Bouwhuis</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * The Supernova Early Warning System - <i>Kate Scholberg</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Autonomous Antarctic Astronomy - <i>Nick Tothill</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> -----++++ 10:10 - COFFEE<br> -----++++ 10:40 - Session 14 - Grid Markets<br> * JMU Grid market prototype - <i>Iain Steele</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Grid-integration of robotic telescopes - <i>Frank Breitling</i> (<a href="URL">INST</a>)<br> * Group <b>DISCUSSION</b> facilitated by Iain Steele<br> -----++++ 11:50 pm - CLOSING REMARKS<br> <i> Debates, discussions Dialogue, dualogue, diatribe Dissention, declamation Double talk, double talk </i> -----++++ 12:30 pm - ADJOURN<br> <br/> <hr/> <br/> ---++ Registration The [[http://www.cacr.caltech.edu/hotwired/register][registration]] deadline is May 4, 2007. <br/> ---++ Sponsors * [[http://www.estar.org.uk][eSTAR]] * [[http://www.lsst.org][Large Synoptic Survey Telescope]] * [[http://www.thinkingtelescopes.lanl.gov][Los Alamos National Laboratory]] * [[http://www.noao.edu][National Optical Astronomy Observatory]] * U.S. [[http://www.us-vo.org][National Virtual Observatory]] <br/> <hr/> <br/> <center> <a href="http://www.noao.edu"><img src="http://www.noao.edu/images/1inch_72dpi.gif" alt="NOAO"></a> <a href="http://www.estar.org.uk"><img src="http://www.cacr.caltech.edu/hotwired/images/estar.gif" alt="eSTAR"></a> <a href="http://www.thinkingtelescopes.lanl.gov"><img src="http://www.cacr.caltech.edu/hotwired/images/lanl_logo_white.jpg" alt="LANL"></a> <a href="http://www.lsst.org"><img src="http://www.lsst.org/bimages/LSST_logo_white.jpg" height="39" width="125" alt="LSST"></a> <a href="http://www.us-vo.org"><img src="http://www.us-vo.org/images/NVO_100pixels.jpg" alt="NVO"></a> </center> <br/> <!-- * Set ALLOWTOPICRENAME = %MAINWEB%.TWikiAdminGroup --> <p>
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