Joint Survey Processing Splinter Session

Despite the cancellation of the AAS, on Tue Jan 11th between 1-4pm Pacific (4-7pm Eastern), we plan to hold the planned splinter on Joint Survey Processing (JSP) on Zoom.

This is a step towards building formal quantitative photometric, astrometric and data product requirements for each science area. In conjunction with the AURA Rubin-Roman synergies effort and the Rubin-Euclid Derived Data Products effort, this splinter will result in a document which serves as input towards building a JSP system.

All talks will be linked afterwards on jsp.ipac.caltech.edu.

• Ranga Ram Chary (Caltech / IPAC) - Introduction: Why now?
• Jason Rhodes (JPL) - Cross-project discussions
• Julie McEnery (GSFC) - Roman data products
• Robyn Sanderson (UPenn) - Stellar motion requirements
• Peter Melchior (Princeton) - Weak lensing requirements
• Scott Gaudi (OSU) - Galactic Bulge Variability Survey Data Products
• Will Dawson (LLNL) - Microlensing: Rubin-Romain Joint Pixel Processing and Temporal Complementarity

• Jason Rhodes (JPL) - Euclid data products
• Zeljko Ivezic (Rubin) - Rubin data products, LSST science requirements and Rubin-Roman-Euclid synergies
• Leanne Guy (Rubin) - Euclid-Rubin Derived Data Products discussions
• Sergio Fajardo-Acosta (Caltech / IPAC) - Stellar streams: challenges from Subaru-HSC JSP
• David Rubin (UHawaii) - Supernova science requirements 
• Andreas Faisst (Caltech / IPAC) - High redshift galaxies/EoR: challenges from Subaru-HSC JSP
• POSTPONED: Suvi Gezari (STScI) - AGN variability requirements