NRAO Live! Event at the University of Wisconsin-Madison

NRAO Live! Event at the University of Wisconsin in Madison


ALMA Proposal Workshop

Date: March 15-16, 2016
Time: 9am - 5pm
Location: 4421 Sterling Hall

The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) cordially invites you to a NRAO Live! ALMA Proposal Workshop at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. This event is designed for all astronomers, and in particular for those who do not regularly utilize radio data in their research. The workshop will be two days long. On the first day we will provide an overview of the NRAO facilities, have a brief discussion of mm interferometry and an overview of the proposal preparation and submission processes. In the afternoon there will be a hands on session to prepare proposals for the upcoming ALMA Cycle 4 deadline. On the second day we will dive into interferometric data taken with ALMA and use CASA to reduce and analyze the data. Lunch will be provided for registered participants.

Registration is free, but we'd greatly appreciate it if you could sign up before March 9 so that we have an accurate count for lunches!

We look forward to seeing you in Madison!
-Alison Peck and Sabrina Stierwalt (organizers)

 

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